Areas of application Products Company Fundamentals Special Offers €0.00* iL-Series – Let’s you avoid explosive situations at work. At least when it comes to light. If you’re working in explosive environments, safety is extremely important when it comes to electronics. Safety which is defined in the ATEX directives of the European Union. Lamps in the Ledlenser EX and iL series meet these standards in every respect. Designed specifically for contact with explosive gases, vapors and dust in the best possible groups IIC and IIIC. Featuring dust and water protection, and certified to ATEX and IECex. Yet both lines - in accordance with the ATEX workplace directives - are designed for different types of explosion hazards. The Ex-series is suitable for areas where explosive atmospheres are regularly present (zones 0, 1 , 20 or 21) and the iL- series for Zone 2/22. So you’ll find the perfect lamp for any environment. FILTER Name Z-A Name A-Z Price descending Price ascending Availability new products Topseller iL4 iL7 iL7R CONTACT Cookies / Data transfer to other countries We use cookies to personalise content and ads, to provide social media features and to analyse our traffic. We also share information about your use of our site with our social media, advertising and analytics partners who may combine it with other information that you’ve provided to them or that they’ve collected from your use of their services. Settings Accept all cookies Alle ablehnen More information...

Areas of application Products Company Fundamentals Special Offers €0.00* MAXIMUM SAFETY AND OPTIMAL VISIBILITY AT THE WORKPLACE Gases, vapors, dust and mists: Explosive atmospheres can occur in numerous companies - in the chemical, food or pharmaceutical industries, on oil and gas production lines, but also in small businesses such as distilleries, automotive workshops, bakeries, sawmills and many others. Even minimal pulses can trigger critical situations here under certain circumstances. For plants within the EU in which explosive atmospheres due to gas or dust occur, the so-called ATEX operating directive of the European Union applies. In particular, it defines the employer's obligations for protection against explosions. This includes a classification of the existing explosion risks, which must then be used to select suitable work equipment. Anyone working in such an explosive environment must ensure maximum safety when using electronic equipment. This also applies to portable lamps, which could otherwise become a source of danger themselves. CONTACT