1. Manufacturing and industrial workshops
Dust explosion risk areas (such as flour mills and wood processing plants)
Spray painting workshops (volatile solvent environments)
High-temperature work areas such as metallurgy and foundry
operations
2. Public safety and emergency areas
Underground parking lots (to prevent explosions caused by gas leaks)
Hospitals and laboratories (for storage of flammable reagents)
Airports and ship engine rooms (for fuel vapor environments)
3. Military and special facilities
Ammunition depots and hazardous materials storage areas at military bases
Aerospace fuel refueling stations
Nuclear facility emergency access
These areas often contain flammable gases, dust, or vapors.
Conventional lighting equipment could cause explosions.
Explosion-proof emergency lighting provides safe illumination
during emergency power outages while preventing sparks from
igniting the environment.
