Eaton

Eaton Crouse-Hinds series Champ VMVL LED fixture, Cool white, 100W HID equivalent, Wire guard, Glass lens, 5000 lumens, 127 lm/W, Die cast aluminum, Stanchion 25 angled, Type V, 1-1/2" trade size, 100-277 Vac, 127-250 Vdc, 45W

MFR: Eaton Crouse-Hinds
MFR #: VMVL-5-J-G-UNV1
UPC: 662276862289
Item #: 1258744
Eaton Crouse-Hinds

Eaton Crouse-Hinds series Champ VMVL LED fixture, Cool white, 100W HID equivalent, Wire guard, Glass lens, 5000 lumens, 127 lm/W, Die cast aluminum, Stanchion 25 angled, Type V, 1-1/2" trade size, 100-277 Vac, 127-250 Vdc, 45W

MFR #: VMVL-5-J-G-UNV1
UPC: 662276862289
Item #: 1258744
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$3200.47 each

The Type 4X fixture provides up to 137 lumens per watt, and custom Type I, III and V optics maximize light distribution and intensity. Champ VMVL LEDs are certified for use in NEC, CEC and IEC hazardous locations, providing a single solution for applications around the world. These light fixtures are ideal for indoor and outdoor general area lighting in oil and gas refineries, drilling rigs, petrochemical plants, food and beverage facilities, and other industrial applications where flammable gases, vapors, dusts, fibers or flyings are present. The Crouse-Hinds series Champ VMVL LED is our flagship LED fixture for Class I and Class II hazardous area mid bay and high bay downlighting. It is available in 9 models ranging from 3,000 lumens to 25,000 lumens. This offers a lighting solution for areas with mounting heights from 8 all the way up to 60. Champ VMVL LED light fixtures are engineered to provide maintenance-free operation, while delivering long life and high lumen performance.

Manuals and Documentation
Catalog Number
VMVL-5-J-G-UNV1
Manufacturer
Eaton Crouse-Hinds
Brand
Eaton
Sub Brand
Crouse-Hinds series
Country of Origin
Multiple
Made in USA
No
Application
Ind Facilities & Factories - Facility: Lighting and Lighting Controls
Light Technology
LED
UPC
662276862289
GTIN
00662276862289
Item Type
Light fixture
Weight UOM
Pounds