Beghelli Bravado Hazardous Location Battery Unit

Beghelli Bravado

Feb 4, 2021

The Bravado HZ series of hazardous 6 and 12 volt emergency lighting units are vandal resistant, durable and can be depended on in the case of an emergency. The gasketed die-cast aluminum housing and clear polycarbonate lens is suitable for areas that are wet or generate dust in a hazardous environment. The charging system offers superior performance and energy efficiency with solid state transfer. Performance optics allows up to 70 foot spacing on center.

The Bravado HZ series is approved for use in Class I Division 2, Groups ABCD, Class II Divisions 1 & 2, Groups EFG: T coded T4A, T3B, T3A, T2D, T2A, or T1.

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