atex LED lighting

ATEX LED Lighting

Our ATEX LED luminaires are designed for use in industrial environments with potentially explosive atmospheres, where gases, vapors, or combustible dust may be present. All products strictly comply with ATEX regulations and provide safe, reliable, and efficient operation in zones 1, 2, 21, and 22, for both indoor and outdoor installations.

In this category, you will find a range of ATEX LED lighting products, including floodlights, hoods, bars, panels, and emergency luminaires. These solutions are especially suitable for installation in chemical and petrochemical industries, refineries, gas stations, silos, production plants, storage of flammable products, and loading/unloading areas, ensuring maximum safety and energy efficiency in demanding environments.

What is ATEX lighting?

ATEX LED luminaires are designed to prevent any possible ignition sources, even under fault conditions, and to withstand severe industrial conditions. ATEX regulations (2014/34/EU) govern electrical and mechanical equipment intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres.

All products in this category are ATEX-certified, comply with ATEX Directives 2014/34/EU and Royal Decree 681/2003, and meet key safety and quality standards, such as CE marking and RoHS compliance.

How to choose the right ATEX luminaire

To correctly select an ATEX LED luminaire, it is important to consider:

• The ATEX zone where it will be installed (zone 1, 2, 21, or 22)

• Required power and luminous flux

• Type of installation (ceiling, wall, or suspension)

• IP protection rating required for the environment

If you are unsure which ATEX luminaire is best, our specialized technical team can advise you to choose the solution that best meets regulations and your project requirements.

Applications of ATEX LED lighting

ATEX lighting is essential in many industrial sectors, such as:

• Petrochemical industry: alcohol industries, munitions plants, gas plants, chemical manufacturing, petroleum liquid gases, paint products, paper and cellulose factories, petrochemicals, oil refining, automotive plants, manufacture of flammable materials, furniture products (varnish and paint), drilling, refinery and handling of oil and natural gas, plastics manufacturing, synthetic fiber production.

• Pharmaceutical and food industry: breweries and distilleries, flour mills, sugar plants, wine industries, grain storage and handling, and bulk storage plants.

• Other industries: nuclear products, maintenance and service operations, mining, construction and pipe maintenance, cleaning and spraying operations, confined space maintenance, explosives and pyrotechnics, geophysical exploration, hazardous material handling, and packing plants.