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Lighting: Fluorescent LightingFE Series: Nonmetallic Fluorescent Lighting Fixtures, Standard and Emergency Battery Back-Up – Increased SafetyLIGHTINGZone 1 & 2 – 21 & 22II 2 GDATEX / IECExIP66/67 – IK10Photometric Data – Continued:Polar curves for a 1000 lm flux, according to NF C 71-120Luminaire symbol according to NF C 71-1212 x 18 WEfficiency 85.1%NF C 71-121: 0.78 H + 0.08 T2 x 36 WEfficiency 80.5%NF C 71-121: 0.73 H + 0.07 TLongitudinalTransverse2 x 58 WEfficiency 76.9%NF C 71-121: 0.70 H + 0.07 TDegreesDegreesDegrees3 x 18 WEfficiency 68.1%NF C 71-121: 0.63 G + 0.05 TDegrees3 x 36 WEfficiency 68.1%NF C 71-121: 0.63 G + 0.07 TDegrees3 x 58 WEfficiency 65.6%NF C 71-121: 0.61 H + 0.04 TDegreesNorth American CEC/NEC Certification:In a seperate, comprehensive catalog, Appleton alsooffers a complete line of products for hazardous locations,fully tested to NEC and CEC standards. Ask your localrepresentative about the Appleton brand or visit theAppleton web site at: www.appletonelec.com for details.Compliances:• Class I, Div. 2, Groups A, B, C & D.• Class II, Div. 2, Groups E & G.• Marine Type Electric Fixture Outside Type (Salt Water).• NEMA 4XMaterials:• Fiberglass reinforced polyester housing.• Polycarbonate lens.• Stainless steel hubs.Features:• No tools required to access lamps.• Integral switch disconnects power to ballast and lampswhen lens is opened.Wattage Range:• (2) or (4) 40 W F40VX PL Fluorescent.• (2) 32 W T8 Linear Fluorescent.• (2) 44 W T8-H0 Linear Fluorescent.Fluorescent Luminaire “FV Series”• (2) 40 W T12 Linear Fluorescent.• (2) 60 W T12-H0 Linear Fluorescent.• (3) 32 W T8 Linear Fluorescent.Input Voltage and Frequency:• 120 V, 60 Hz• 277 V, 60 Hz• Others upon requestRefer to Appleton Master Catalog Section F3for more information.17 <strong>ATX</strong> Product CatalogVisit our website at www.egsatx.com or www.appletonelec.comor contact us at +33.3.22.54.27.54. © September 2009
Lighting: Fluorescent LightingFD Series: Cylindrical Fluorescent Lighting Fixtures, Standard and Emergency Battery Back-Up – FlameproofLIGHTING2 x 58 W2 x 36 W2 x 18 WCompliance Data:ATEX – IECEx:Zone 1 & 2 – 21 & 22 ATEX II 2 GD IECEx CEEx d IIB – Ex d IIC T6 to T4 Ex tD A21 T78°C to T130°C IP66/68 (10 meters)Ex d IIB+H2Power and Voltage:18 W / 36 W / 58 W Multiple Voltages Lamp Type1, 2, 3 Lamp Versions 220 V-60 Hz / 230 V-60 Hz / 230 V-50 Hz / 240 V-50 Hz Fluorescent: T8 (G13) – T5 (G5)110 to 254 Vac/Vdc +/- 10% 50/60 Hz Compact Fluorescent: TC-L (2G11)Operating Temperature:-20°C to +55°CVisit our website at www.egsatx.com or www.appletonelec.comor contact us at +33.3.22.54.27.54. © September 2009<strong>ATX</strong> Product Catalog18
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