Hubbell Killark L1L Series LED Luminaire for Harsh and Hazardous Environments

Hubble L1 Series

 

Mar 11, 2019

The L1L Series Linear LED are high quality explosion-proof light fixtures. Designed to go into the harshest environments where explosive vapors are present. Killark linear LED provide a crisp white light that is great for color rendering.

Special features include:

  • Tool-less access to wiring chamber
  • Slot-back design allows for a 5/16 or M8 bolt to be mounted anywhere along the back of the luminaire
  • High Efficacy up to 153 lumens per watt delivered
  • Standard supplemental surge 20kV / 10kA
  • Corrosion resistant Copper-free housing
  • Intelligent Backup battery system

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