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Facilities with hazardous environments require lighting solutions that provide for high levels of visibility and visual uniformity, without shadows and glare, to enhance safety measures for employees and maintain highly functional environments. Furthermore, lighting must withstand a wide range of ambient temperatures, humidity, solvents and other conditions, to address these class 1, 2 and 3 locations.

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The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Magnolia Plant is a natural gas generating plant located in Mississippi. The Magnolia plant is TVA’s largest combined-circle plant operating on 374 acres with a nominal plant capacity of 920 MW. In its first year after installation, the LED system saved the facility about $60,000 in energy usage and maintenance work. Additionally, the increased safety factor increased the overall benefit of the project.

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Easily comply with testing requirements outlined in Life Safety Code NFPA 101 with Emergency Lighting with Self-Testing Automated Reporting (STAR). Manual monthly and annual testing of emergency lighting equipment will be a thing of the past, leading to fewer disruptions to the learning environment.

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For even the most challenging environments, the Petrolux family has you covered with ultra-durable optics, 10KV surge protection and superior quality design to meet the lighting requirements of your hazardous location, available with high-performance hazardous listings such as Ingress Protection (IP), NSF, Marine, NEMA 4X and more.

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Facilities with hazardous environments require lighting and controls solutions that provide for high levels of visibility and uniformity, without shadows and glare, to enhance safety measures for employees and maintain highly functional environments. Furthermore, lighting must withstand a wide range of ambient temperatures, humidity, solvents and other conditions, to be suitable for use in class 1, 2 and 3 locations. Our lighting and controls solutions deliver effective and energy-efficient illumination, capable of reducing maintenance costs by up to 40%.

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Designed for hazardous environments, the C1D1 portfolio from Holophane is ideal for environments where explosive and flammable gas, liquids, or vapors are present in normal operating conditions. They are also known for their outstanding thermal shock and impact resistant construction.

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As of May 6th, 2022, a UL 924 change is effective that obsoletes many industry-standard emergency solutions. This update requires emergency lighting control devices to be provided with an input signal indicating the presence of normal power. The nLight® AIR EM emergency solution (EM) meets this requirement wirelessly.

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