Eaton Crouse-Hinds VMVL-3-R1A-UNV1-S891 LED Light Fixture - IP66

High-output LED with 3000 lumens at 28 W (≈123 lm/W) delivers bright, efficient illumination for hazardous areas. This translates to lower energy costs and reduced heat load, extending component life and reducing maintenance intervals in demanding plants. Applications include process areas, pump stations, and conduit runs where visibility directly influences safety and throughput. Dimmable driver and a wide input range (100-277 Vac, 127-250 Vdc) simplify control strategy and installation. The business impact is fewer power conversions, easier integration with existing controls, and reduced spare-parts inventory. Use cases span automated lines, alarm lighting, and temporary outage scenarios in hazardous zones. Rugged housing combines diffused glass lens with a die-cast aluminum enclosure to resist moisture, dust, and corrosion. The result is lower replacement costs and longer service life in harsh environments. This configuration is well-suited to chemical plants, oil and gas facilities, and outdoor industrial spaces. Type I optical distribution provides clean, focused illumination with minimal glare. Operational impact is improved worker accuracy and safety, particularly in crowded work areas or tight spaces. Suitable for packing stations, loading docks, and inspection benches in hazardous locations. IP66 ingress protection and NEMA 4X enclosure ensure reliable performance in wet, dusty, and washdown environments. With Zone 21 and Class I Division 2 certifications, it meets stringent regulatory requirements without extra enclosure costs. This reduces risk and accelerates project approvals for new builds or upgrades. Mounting flexibility is enhanced by a design that requires no mounting module, enabling quick field installation and immediate deployment alongside existing VMVL luminaires. This reduces installation time and labor costs during plant turnarounds or expansions. Combined with a robust selection of accessories, it supports scalable lighting layouts for growing facilities.