Eaton Crouse-Hinds EVLEDC701 LED Light Fixture - IP66
Part Number: EVLEDC701
Quick Summary
EVLEDC701 LED light fixture delivers reliable hazardous-location lighting for industrial facilities. Customers struggle with maintaining safe, bright illumination in classified areas while minimizing downtime and maintenance costs. This unit is certified for NEC/CEC compliance with Class I, Division 1/Zone 1 hazardous locations and is rated IP66 with a rugged NEMA 4X enclosure. Operating from 100–277 VAC at 50/60 Hz with 30 W, it delivers about 2,900 lumens at >0.90 PF, enabling energy-efficient, long-life lighting that reduces total cost of ownership. The design includes guard and a heat and impact resistant glass globe, delivering durability in vibration-heavy environments and simplifying routine maintenance while meeting demanding industrial standards.
Product Information
Extended Description
EVLEDC701 Eaton Crouse-Hinds: Eaton Crouse-Hinds series EV LED light fixture, 0.11 - 0.30A, Cool white, AC drive, Heat and impact resistant glass globe, With guard, 2900 lumens, 97 lm/W, Copper-free alum, No mounting module, >0.90 power factor, 100-277 Vac, 30W
Product Name
Eaton Crouse-Hinds series EV LED light fixture
Catalog Number
EVLEDC701
Product Length/Depth
7.25 in
Product Height
12.75 in
Product Width
7.25 in
Product Weight
11 lb
UPC
662276275560
Area classification
Hazardous/Classified Locations
Standards type
NEC/CEC
NEC hazardous rating
Class I, Division 1 Class I, Zone 1 Class I, Zone 2 Class II, Division 1
NEMA Rating
4X
Ingress protection (IP) ratings
IP66
Color temperature
Cool white
Mounting Method
No mounting module
Guard
With guard
Drive type
AC
Voltage rating
100-277 Vac
Frequency rating
50/60 Hz
Wattage
30W
Amperage Rating
0.11 - 0.30A
Power factor
>0.90
Material
Copper-free aluminum
Globe material
Heat and impact resistant glass
Equivalent luminaire
70-100W HID
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Eaton Specification Sheet - EVLEDC701
Hazardous Location Certification → Compliance and risk reduction → Oil and gas, chemical processing, and mining plants. Class I, Division 1/Zone 1 with IP66 and NEMA 4X protection ensures ingress resistance and rugged enclosure performance, enabling operations to meet NEC/CEC requirements with fewer regulatory interruptions. This directly translates to safer shutdowns, faster commissioning, and steadier uptime in harsh environments. Efficient LED performance → Lower operating costs → General-area lighting in hazardous zones. 30 W delivering 2,900 lumens at 97 lm/W with PF > 0.90 and 100–277 VAC input over 50/60 Hz simplifies electrical design, reduces energy footprints, and supports longer maintenance intervals while preserving brightness for critical inspection tasks. Durable construction → Reduced maintenance and longer service life → Harsh plant environments such as refineries and mines. Copper-free aluminum housing resists corrosion; heat- and impact-resistant glass globe with a protective guard withstands vibration and exposure to chemicals, significantly extending intervals between replacements and lowering lifecycle costs. Installation and retrofit efficiency → Faster deployment and lower total installed cost → HID-to-LED transition in hazardous locations. No mounting module required simplifies retrofits, while 100–277 VAC compatibility and HID-equivalent output streamline project planning, procurement, and installation with fewer parts and less labor. Compliance resources and documentation → Quicker approvals and audit readiness → Procurement and QA teams gain confidence. UL certification pages, installation sheets (IF 1562), and the EVLEDC701 specification sheet are readily available to support regulatory submittals and commissioning, reducing risk and accelerating project timelines. Industry context and practical insight → Strategic energy and reliability gains. Aligning with energy-management programs, EVLEDC701 delivers a high PF (>0.90) and strong luminaire efficiency, supporting budgets and utility compliance for both retrofit and new-build hazardous-location projects.
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FAQs
EVLEDC701 is designed for hazardous locations and requires adherence to standard electrical installation practices for Class I Division 1 areas. It features a rugged guard, heat and impact resistant globe, and a wide 100–277 VAC input range. When wiring, ensure compliant junction boxes, proper strain relief, and secure mounting per local codes to maintain IP66/NEMA 4X integrity.
EVLEDC701 operates at 100–277 VAC, 50/60 Hz, drawing 0.11–0.30 A and consuming 30 W. It delivers roughly 2,900 lumens with a color temperature of Cool White and a power factor greater than 0.90, making it suitable for energy-efficient, high-quality illumination in hazardous locations.
Yes. EVLEDC701 provides an HID-equivalent output (70–100 W) with modern LED efficiency, enabling a straightforward retrofit path. Its compact form, guard, and 100–277 VAC support simplify project planning, while IP66/NEMA 4X protection ensures continued reliability in harsh environments such as refineries or chemical plants.
The EVLEDC701 aligns with NEC/CEC standards and is certified for Hazardous/Classified Locations (Class I, Division 1/Zone 1). Documentation and certification assets are available, including UL-related certification pages, installation sheets, and the Eaton specification sheet, to support regulatory submittals, QA reviews, and commissioning.
The fixture offers energy efficiency, reduced maintenance, and longer service life due to its robust materials and LED performance. With IP66/NEMA 4X protection and a guard, the system minimizes downtime, lowers replacement frequency, and improves uptime in hazardous zones, delivering a favorable total cost of ownership for both retrofit and new installations.