LED outdoor power supply high temperature resistance

What is a high temperature LED light?

LED Lights for High-Temperature Areas refer to lights capable of operating in hot environments. Our high heat-resistant LED lights can operate in temperatures up to 302F. Above these temperatures, these high-heat LED lights would experience a shortened lifespan. Our high temperature LED fixtures can operate in temperatures well above 150F.

Are high temperature and heat resistant LED lights the same?

High Temperature and Heat Resistant LED Lighting are the same thing. Many people refer to high-temperature lighting as heat-resistant lighting. LED Lights for High-Temperature Areas refer to lights capable of operating in hot environments. Our high heat-resistant LED lights can operate in temperatures up to 302F.

Are LED lights IP66 rated?

LED Lighting Supply is the expert in lighting hot, indoor environments with High Temperature LED Lights. We offer LED lights designed and engineered to work in environments from 150°F to 302°F. Some of these lights are IK10 high impact rated and IP66 rated for water and dust intrusion.

Do LED lights work in high-temperature environments?

LED lights in high-heat environments such as steel mills or foundries with operating temperatures of up to 205° F are tested. The main advantage is these high-temperature fixtures can maintain optimal lumen output as temperatures climb in these high-temperature environments.

What type of LED flood lights are available?

In the case of heavy industry and mining applications we can offer a high voltage version of the LITE-EL-HT80 LED Flood Lights such as 410V option using Meanwell HVG-200 Series LED Drivers. High Temperature LED High Bay or Flood Light for extreme heat applications such as steel smelter or very hot climates.

Are high temperature lights safe?

Hazardous-Location High Temp Lights: These high-temperature lights are designed to work in dangerous, explosive environments in ambient temperatures rated up to 176F. They are tested under UL844 explosive testing standards. Never use a normal high bay in an environment that requires a hazardous location fixture.