The 500W quartz halogen light has been around forever.  But it's quite dangerous, especially when compared to new technology LED lighting.  Let's dive into the data.

Does it matter if my hazardous location light is approved?  What is the right approval?  We clear up the most frequent (and dangerous) mistakes people make.

Many of the questions that we get asked on a regular basis relate to understanding exactly what is an "explosion-proof" light. Customers often confuse this terminology with other labels that they've heard before, or often have not had the function of the light explained to them. Let's try to clarify some of the confusion.

Static Bonding and Grounding is a mandatory thing in hazardous locations, but none of the regulations tell you HOW to do it.  We'll start you on the right path with a primer on static bonding and grounding.

Hazardous locations are areas where there is flammable gases or dusts present.  There are a lot of complicated classifications to describe these areas.  We try to help you sort it out.

A primer on understanding ground fault circuit interrupters and some considerations on using them in industrial workplaces.