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Crouse-Hinds Series Global LED Lighting Portfolio Global LED lighting portfolio Safe. Reliable. Effi cient. Global LED solutions for harsh and hazardous environments Global LED Portfolio Catalog_11-2020.indd 1 1/19/2021 5:09:11 PM Global LED solutions for harsh and hazardous environments Safe. Reliable. Efficient. Featuring the industry's broadest range of LED luminaires for harsh, hazardous and industrial environments, Eaton's Crouse-Hinds Division can deliver a lighting solution that performs safely and reliably in even the worst operating conditions. All the while reducing your energy, maintenance and manpower costs. Why LED? Why Crouse-Hinds? Energy efficiency Industry-best reliability LED average energy Built to withstand a wide consumption is significantly array of applications less than traditional fluorescent and HID fixtures Thermal management Effective heat sinking Start/restart time ensures longer life Instant illumination vs. 10 minute restrike time for HID Quality of light Custom optics designed to Light quality maximize light distribution Higher color rendering and intensity compared to fluorescent and HID Globally certified Designed to global Environmental benefits specifications for NEC and Mercury-free LED eliminates IEC applications, including disposal costs and lowers many local certifications for energy consumption for a regional markets smaller carbon footprint Serviceable drivers Easy access to drivers for service or replacement 2 CROUSE-HINDS series LED lighting solutions Global LED Portfolio Catalog_11-2020.indd 2 1/19/2021 5:14:25 PM Crouse-Hinds series LED family selection guide Find out which solution is right for you Selection guide – Hazardous areas Area Equivalent light Lumen Temp Emergency DLC classification Application Product output level Range† battery option qualified Flood Champ™ 3,300 - FMVA 11 models - 70W to +65ºC 50,500 1500W HID replacement lumens -40ºC IECEx (select models)* High/mid bay Champ™ 3,250 - VMVL 9 models - 70W to +65ºC 26,500 1000W HID replacement lumens -40ºC IECEx (select models)* Champ™ High/mid bay VMV 3,300 - 5 models - 70W to +65ºC Connected 11,300 400W HID replacement lumens -40ºC (select models)* Mid/low bay NLE 3,000 - 4 models - 70W to +55ºC 8,000 N/A 175W HID replacement IECEx lumens -40ºC Linear Champ™ 3,700 - MLLA 2 models - 2 lamp T5HO +65ºC 7,900 replacement lumens -40ºC (select models)* Class I, Division 2, Linear Pauluhn™ 13,000 - Class II 3 models - up to 6 lamp +55ºC Summit 25,100 and/or T5HO replacement -40ºC Zone 2 & Zone 22 lumens (select models)* Linear CEAG 2 models - 2x18W, 2,100 - nLLK15 +50ºC 2x36W and 2x58W 9,300 N/A fluorescent replacement lumens -25ºC Linear nHLL 4 models - 2x18W, 3,000 - +55ºC 2x36W and 2x58W 8,000 N/A IECEx fluorescent replacement lumens -40ºC Low bay Vaporgard™ 2 models - 100W to 1,700 - V2L/V3L +55ºC 200W incandescent & 3,300 50W-70W HID lumens -30ºC (select models)* N2LPS, UX, Emergency Ex-Lite, Exit,, Varies and Exit Exit2 N/A N/A by N/A IECEx family Wallpack Champ™ 3,400 - CPMV 3 models - 70W to +55ºC 6,800 NEW! 175W HID replacement lumens -40ºC (pending)* Many of our LED families also have local certifications for specific regional markets (China, Brazil, India, Russia, EAC, etc). Please contact your local Eaton Crouse-Hinds series sales rep or Customer Service center for more information. † Operating temperature range may vary by lumen models within a product family. Refer to product catalog pages for complete temperature range details. * Refer to www.designlights.org Qualified Products List under family models for full listing details. Not all models are approved for all application categories. CROUSE-HINDS series LED lighting solutions 3 Global LED Portfolio Catalog_11-2020.indd 3 1/19/2021 5:14:28 PM Crouse-Hinds series LED family selection guide Selection guide – Hazardous areas Area Equivalent light Lumen Extreme Emergency DLC classification Application Product output level ambients† battery option qualified Floodlight CEAG 5,000 - PXLED 6 models - 70W to 600W +55ºC 30,000 N/A HID replacement IECEx lumens -50ºC High/mid bay Hazard-Gard™ 5,700 - EVLL/nEVLL 5 models - 70W to 400W +65ºC 13,500 HID replacement IECEx lumens -25ºC (select models)* High/mid bay HPLN 3,400 - 8 models - 70W to 400W +55ºC 24,200 N/A HID replacement IECEx lumens -40ºC Mid/low bay HPL 3,000 - 4 models - 70W to +50ºC 8,000 N/A 175W HID replacement IECEx lumens -40ºC Linear Hazard-Gard™ 3,800 - XPLA 2 models - 2 lamp T5HO +65ºC 8,300 N/A replacement lumens -40ºC Class I, Division 1 Linear CEAG Ex-Linn 3 models - 2x18W, 2,750 - Class II +55ºC 2x36W and 2x58W 8,120 N/A and/or -40ºC Zone 1 & Zone 21 IECEx fluorescent replacement lumens Linear CEAG 2 models - 2x18W and 2,100 - eLLK LED +55ºC 2x36W fluorescent 5,350 N/A IECEx replacement lumens -25ºC Linear HLL 2 models - 2x18W and 2,800 - +55ºC 2x36W fluorescent 5,700 N/A IECEx replacement lumens -40ºC HRL Linear RECESSED 3 models - 2x18W, 2,700 - +55ºC 2x36W2 and 4x18W 5,500 N/A IECEx ffluorescent replacement lumens -40ºC Hazard-Gard™ 2 models - 100W to Low bay 1,500 - EV LED 200W incandescent & +55ºC 2,000 N/A 70W-100W HID lumens -30ºC replacement Bulkhead AB05 LED 1 model - 150W 2,000 +55ºC N/A incandescent replacement lumens IECEx -55ºC Many of our LED families also have local certifications for specific regional markets (China, Brazil, India, Russia, EAC, etc). Please contact your local Eaton Crouse-Hinds series sales rep or Customer Service center for more information. † Operating temperature range may vary by lumen models within a product family. Refer to product catalog pages for complete temperature range details. * Refer to www.designlights.org Qualified Products List under family models for full listing details. Not all models are approved for all application categories. 4 CROUSE-HINDS series LED lighting solutions Global LED Portfolio Catalog_11-2020.indd 4 1/19/2021 5:17:13 PM Find out which solution is right for you Selection guide – Harsh/heavy & light industrial Area Equivalent light Lumen Extreme Emergency DLC classification Application Product output level ambients† battery option qualified Flood Champ™ 3,300 - 11 models - 70W to +65ºC Pro PFMA 50,500 1500W HID replacement lumens -40ºC (select models)* High/mid bay Champ™ 3,250 - 9 models - 70W to +65ºC Pro PVML 26,500 1000W HID replacement lumens -40ºC (select models)* High/mid bay Champ™ 5,800 - 2 models - 150W to +55ºC Pro PVMA 7,700 175W HID replacement lumens -40ºC (select models)* Mid/low bay PLE 3,000 - 4 models - 70W to +55ºC 8,000 N/A 175W HID replacement lumens -40ºC Linear Champ™ 3,700 - Pro PLLA 2 models - 2 lamp T5HO +65ºC 7,900 replacement lumens -40ºC (select models)* Linear Pauluhn™ 13,000 - Harsh/heavy 3 models - up to 6 lamp +55ºC APEX 25,100 industrial T5HO replacement lumens -40ºC (select models)* Linear Pauluhn™ Intrepid 1 model - 2 lamp T8 3,494 +50ºC N/A replacement lumens -20ºC Linear PLLE 4 models - 2x18W, 3,000 - +55ºC 2x36W and 2x58W 8,000 N/A fluorescent replacement lumens -40ºC Linear CEAG 2 models - 2x18W and 2,100 - LLK15 +55ºC 2x36W fluorescent 4,100 N/A replacement lumens -40ºC 2 models - Low bay Vaporgard™ 1,700 - 100W to 200W +55ºC Pro P2L/P3L 3,300 incandescent; lumens -30ºC 50W-70W HID (select models)* Wallpack Champ™ Pro 3,400 - WPMV 3 models - 70W to +55ºC 6,800 175W HID replacement NEW! lumens -40ºC (pending)* High bay Industrial 5 models - 250W-1000W 16,000 - +60ºC high bay HID & 4-10 Lamp T5HO 67,000 replacement lumens -40ºC (select models) Light Industrial Champ® High bay 60,000 - Pro PVM 2 models - 1000W to +65ºC 85,000 N/A High Bay 1500W HID replacement lumens -40ºC † Operating temperature range may vary by lumen models within a product family. Refer to product catalog pages for complete temperature range details. * Refer to www.designlights.org Qualified Products List under family models for full listing details. Not all models are approved for all application categories. CROUSE-HINDS series LED lighting solutions 5 Global LED Portfolio Catalog_11-2020.indd 5 1/19/2021 5:19:49 PM Hazardous Area Cl. I, Div. 2 Cl. II, Div. 1 Ex-Gas Ex-Dust Adverse +65ºC -40ºC Floodlights Zone 2/22 Champ™ FMVA LED floodlights A PRIMARY APPLICATIONS Indoor and outdoor area lighting in manufacturing plants, heavy industrial chemical and petrochemical E facilities, platforms, loading docks sand parking lots. LUMINAIRE MODELS Model Equivalent HID Typical energy number luminaire savings/lifetime F C FMVA3L 70W B FMVA5L 100W FMVA3L – 25L FMVA7L 175W FMVA9L 250W Up to 78% D FMVA11L 320W reduction in energy costs and FMVA13L 400W 60,000 hours of FMVA15L 500W continuous FMVA20L 600W-750W operation! FMVA25L 750W-1000W FMVA40L – 50L FMVA40L 1,500W+ FMVA50L 1,500W+ Up to 6 times longer life and 78% reduction CERTIFICATIONS & COMPLIANCES in power consumption compared to • Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, D equivalent HID fl oodlights • Class I, Zone 2 • Class II, Division 1, Groups E, F, G; Simultaneous Presence; Class III DESIGN FEATURES • Type 4X, IP66 • UL844; UL1598; UL1598A; UL8750 A Versatile design - Can be used for outdoor or indoor applications, and for a wide range of mounting heights depending on model and light level • CSA C22.2 No. 137 requirement. • IECEx/ATEX Certified; Zone 2/22 • CE B Rugged heat sink - Designed to perform in high ambient temperatures up to +65°C and as low as -40°C. The thick walls of the castings make for a • DesignLights Consortium® tough, rugged housing that keeps the internal driver and LED temperatures approved for select models* down. ELECTRICAL RATINGS C High lumen output - Up to 120 lumens per watt.
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