Ericson 2600 Series Harsh Environment, Hazardous Location, Class I, Division I, Handlamps and String Lights

EIN Ericson 2600 Stringlight

August 5, 2022

Features

  • Class I & II, Div I & II, DivGroups C, D, F & G
  • NEMA 4X and Wet Location and Marine Rated
  • cETus Listed
  • Copper-Free, Cast Aluminum Guard, Anti-Spark Guad
  • High Impact, Heat and Chemical Resistant
  • Cord restraint and seal system provides both flex and water resistant seal
  • Accommodates 16/3 & 14/3 SOOW cord
  • String light versions are available in 120 and 12V versions in 65’ & 100’ Lengths
  • Hazardous Location Transformer, provide 12VAC power and available with various plug and connector options
  • Proudly Made in the USA

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