EPL-LP-12-LED-SFC.LP
Larson Electronics, LLC
Phone: (800) 369-6671
Fax: (903) 498-3364
www.larsonelectronics.com
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The EPL-LP-12-LED-SFC.LP from Larson Electronics is a Low Profile Explosion Proof Light Fixture that provides
operators with a powerful and energy efficient alternative to traditional hazardous location luminaries. LED technology
and compact design makes this lamp an excellent replacement upgrade option for bulky and high maintenance cost
older fixtures. This explosion proof LED light has a T6 temperature rating and carries a paint spray booth, and is
approved for use in United States, Canada, and Mexico markets. It is ideal for applications such as paint booths, oil rigs,
offshore applications, petrochemical, manufacturing, chemical storage, water treatment centers, and food processing
plants where a where flammable gases, vapors, or dusts exist or stand the potential to exist. The EPL-LP-12-LED-
SFC.LP is equipped with terminal strips for wiring and features an extra low profile surface mount bracket that allows it to
be installed virtually flush with the mounting surface.
WIRING
These LED light fixtures are equipped with terminal strips. Electricians bring customer supplied wire to the terminal strips on
the fixture for power connection. The wiring of these terminal strip equipped units must be conducted via wiring methods
laid out in NFPA 70 / NEC Code Book Article 500. This unit is a factory sealed fixture.
This LED light produces 3,380 lumens with a color temperature of 5000K and a color rendering index of 75 which produces
colors and details much more accurately than high pressure sodium or mercury vapor luminaries. We also offer a 3000K
warm white and 4500K natural white color temperature options (longer lead times may apply for non-standard
temperatures). The EPL-LP-12-LED-SFC.LP is offered with pendant or surface mounting options.
Standard pigtail(flying leads) wiring
We strongly encourage a licensed electrician install this product
, in all locations especially in outdoor areas
where weatherproofing may be required. Universal voltage driver permits operation at 100V - 277V AC, 50 or 60Hz
except those factory ordered with low voltage 1
2
V to 2
4
V AC/DC.
Warning:
Check product label for correct input voltage!
Attach supply line wires to the appropriate light fixture wires as shown
in the diagram
Secure each pair of wires according to the diagram. Utilize a junction box or
similar device and take precautionary steps for weatherproofing all
connections if installed in a location where water may come in contact with the
unit. Ensure the unit is properly grounded and that wiring is done according to
all local and national electrical/building codes.
Low Voltage DC
Connect power to power supply outputting low voltage between
12-24
Volts DC.
This variable voltage allows greater versatility without affecting light output. Ensure
deutsch connectors are properly connected (If applicable)
ADJUSTABLE SURFACE MOUNT BRACKETS
Each L-shape bracket is machined with three holes per bracket to attach to the light fixture. The angle of the bracket is set
by aligning the machined set screw holes on the mounting bracket with with index holes attached to the fixture. The bracket
itself is mounted via two bolt hole at the top the bracket. There are two brackets, one on each end of the light. Once the
brackets are mounted to a surface (ceiling, floor, or wall), the light fixture can be removed from the brackets by removing the
set screws that hold the bracket to the mounting bracket and adjusting the fixture. The fixture can be adjusted at 15°
intervals.
SUSPENSION MOUNTING
Pendant mount fixtures hang from the conduit and are suspended by rigid pipe. Each fixture features a 3/4" NPT junction box
on one end, and a eyelet other end of the fixture. Operators bring rigid pipe down to the threaded mounting hub. Customer
provided wiring is fed down through the rigid pipe to the junction box and tied in to the fixture's terminal strips, completing the
electrical connection.
CHAIN HANG MOUNTING
Chain hang mount fixtures hang from the chains or metal rope. Two eyelets, one at each end of the fixture, allow operators to
attach safety hooks to the fixture during installation. Operators bring flex conduit down to the threaded mounting hub.
Customer provided wiring is fed down through the flex conduit to the junction box and tied in to the fixture`s terminal strips,
completing the electrical connection.
