The Raytec Spartan LED lights, supplied by CCTV Center, they have Atex and IECEx certification, which makes them suitable for potentially explosive atmospheres and areas at risk of fire.

CCTV Raytec Spartan

CCTV Center bets on the new Raytec Spartan series, a complete range of LED floodlights for Atex/IECEx environments that aims to change the way lighting has been approached in flammable environments. With the Spartan floodlights, Raytec's dual advantage of high power and low maintenance can be applied to critical installations at risk of fire.

The Spartan floodlights have been designed to offer maximum efficiency and easy maintenance in complex installations that require high performance and reliability under extreme operating conditions such as gas plants, refineries, plantas petroquímicas, fábricas de procesamiento de alimentos, etc.

CCTV Raytec SpartanLos sistemas Spartan, que ofrecen una salida de 9,000 lúmenes, son ultra-eficientes, ya que usan la mitad de LEDs que una solución tradicional y requieren solo un máximo de 120W. El sistema de gestión térmica CoolXtrude permite generar mucha potencia mientras se asegura una vida operativa del foco de más de 10 years.

Todos los productos instalados en zonas críticas deben ser revisados periódicamente, por eso la serie Spartan ha sido diseñada para ser supervisada de forma fácil y rápida. Su exclusivo diseño modular permite acceso instantáneo a los componentes clave del foco incluyendo los módulos de LEDs y de alimentación (PSU). The Spartan spotlight power supply is removable and can be quickly replaced. They can also be installed remotely to facilitate maintenance in hard-to-access areas.

Raytec's Spartan spotlights are Atex and IECEx certified for hazardous areas 1 y 2 and are protected by a robust marine-grade aluminum housing with a reinforced glass window. Besides, They have been field-tested and are backed by Raytec's long-life LED technology.

The Spartan spotlights are available in white light and infrared light versions (AND) in sizes of 12, 24 y 48 LED.

By, 26 May, 2014, Section: Systems control, Detection, Infrastructure

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