Appleton Industrial Lighting
Appleton lighting solutions promise tough, steady light in places where safety really counts. The fixtures are built for industrial applications in hazardous locations – think factories, refineries or ships – where dust, moisture and even chemicals keep coming. Industries rely on them because they stick around, giving light that helps work keep moving and cuts down on unexpected stops.
Appleton lighting products use corrosion‑resistant metals and sealed housings, so dust and water don't get in. Options range from LED floodlights to high‑bay luminaires, even ones that can survive explosions. All of them meet the required class and division safety codes, which gives workers clearer, uniform light in low‑visibility zones.
Appleton also thinks about efficiency. LED technology cuts energy use while the bulbs last longer, which can lower maintenance bills. Many fixtures are designed for quick mounting, and some can retrofit right into existing wiring without major changes. That flexibility allows a plant to upgrade its lighting without halting production, keeping things running smooth. The Appleton company provides illumination products that are rugged and known for their reliability.
FAQs
What is Appleton industrial lighting used for?
The fixtures are meant for places where bright light can’t quit – oil refineries, chemical plants, ship docks, large assembly lines and water‑treatment sites. They must stay on even when everything shakes, when corrosive fumes drift or when the heat climbs high.
What makes Appleton lighting suitable for hazardous locations?
Appleton's lamps meet Class I, II and III hazardous‑area rules. They seal the electronics, use rust‑proof metals and have heat‑control elements that stop sparks from igniting gas, dust or fibers.
Does Appleton offer LED lighting solutions?
Yes. Appleton sells a full line of LED lights – high‑bay units, floodlights, area fixtures and even emergency lamps. LEDs use less power, need little fixing and they last a long time. They can replace older high‑intensity or fluorescent lights without a big redesign.
What types of Appleton lighting products are available?
The catalogue includes floodlights, high‑bays, wall packs, linear strips, exit signs and explosion‑proof units. Each model is designed for a different job – from lighting a big open yard to marking a safe escape route.
How long do Appleton LED lights last?
Appleton rates the LEDs for anywhere between 50,000 and 100,000 hours. The exact life depends on which model you pick and how harsh the environment is. In most factories the lamps should stay bright for many years.