Hazardous Locations & Lighting Fundamentals
Quick reference for hazardous location lighting classes, divisions, and groups.
WFH
Hazardous-rated NSF-certified high-bay fluorescent lighting for challenging environments
Industry
Food Processing | Industrial
Type
Fluorescent
Luminaire
Hazardous-Rated | High-Bay
Classification
The WFH high-bay light offers NSF-certified lighting for hazardous-rated locations and wet environments. Its durable construction and water-shed design make it ideal for food processing and industrial applications.
Standard Features:
- Water shed design
- Heavy-duty, one-piece continuously welded, corrosion-resistant aluminum construction with electrostatically applied baked on epoxy finish
- High-impact, clear acrylic or prismatic lens
- Stainless steel captive hardware
- Highly efficient specular reflector
Additional Features:
- Hinged reflector assembly for easy access to ballast and wiring. Stainless steel hinge optional
- Four or six T8 or T5HO lamps
Classifications:
- Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, & D
- Class II, Division 2, Groups F & G
- Class III
- UL 1598 wet locations
- UL 844 hazardous locations
- cUL
- NEMA 4X
- NSF-certified food equipment
- Build America, Buy America Act (BABA) compliant
- Buy American Act (BAA) compliant
- High-pressure hose-down capability
Standard Materials:
- Body: 5052-H32 aluminum (less than .4% copper content)
- Gasket: one-piece silicone
- Lens: clear acrylic, prismatic acrylic or clear polycarbonate
- Hubs: A360 aluminum (less than .4% copper content)
- Hardware: stainless steel
- Hubs: A360 aluminum (les than .4% copper content)
Please note that all legacy (incandescent, compact fluorescent, fluorescent and HID) light-source products are subject to availability and may be discontinued without notice. Please refer to our LED offering for equivalent fixtures and lumen packages.
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