Eaton Crouse-Hinds Champ FMVA LED Hazardous Area Floodlights & Champ Pro PFMA LED Industrial Floodlights

July 19, 2024

Crouse-Hinds series Champ FMVA LED floodlights are designed to provide full-spectrum, crisp, white light in Class I and Class II hazardous areas.  Eleven versions of the Champ FMVA are available, ranging from 3,000 to 50,000 lumens, providing a reliable and long-life solution for a wide range of floodlighting applications.

Champ FMVA LED floodlights are certified for use in NEC, CEC and IEC hazardous locations, providing a single solution for applications around the world.

These floodlights are ideal for outdoor wall and stanchion mounted general area lighting, where flammable vapors, gases, ignitable dusts, fibers or flyings are present.

The PFMA LED floodlights are designed with a Type 4X, epoxy powder coated die cast aluminum housing, making them ideal for outdoor wall and stanchion mounted general area lighting where corrosive, wet, dusty, hot and/or cold conditions exist.

Go HERE for more information on Champ FMVA

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