LED explosion-proof lights involve a wide range of places and operations in industrial lighting, including fine processing in small workshops, heavy industrial production in tall workshops, and operations in flammable and explosive dangerous places. Illuminators must make corresponding designs according to different places and operation properties to provide comfortable, economical and safe lighting for staff. Port Lighting Requirements For dock lighting, floodlights should be installed on the periphery of the boundary.

In order to keep the lights unobstructed by obstacles in the work area, where cargo is loaded and unloaded. At low tide this arrangement may cast shadows on the decks of ships moored on the shore. So be sure to have flood lighting on the deck and on the crane boom. Lighting fixtures on docks and decks must be able to withstand the marine saline environment; commonly selected materials are die-cast aluminum, brass, stainless steel and other plastics. Also, make sure that the lighting on the side of the dock does not interfere with the signal lights.

Factory lighting requires that industrial lighting should ensure the comfort and safety of workers when it reaches a certain illuminance. Reasonable lighting can balance the lighting level of the entire ground area and working surface. Emergency lighting (accident lighting) requires emergency lighting to meet: under normal lighting conditions, it can start quickly. Complete the function of emergency lighting. Factories must have emergency lighting and safety evacuation instructions. There are both major light obstructions and work surfaces at different height levels. Overhead floodlights are installed in several outside the confines of the hazardous area to provide illumination for safe walking and some piece work. In other places where the system does not yet provide sufficient illumination. Some scattered local lighting fixtures need to be installed, such as stairs, aisles, valves and metering areas. The installation of these luminaires should be carefully chosen to avoid glare when viewed from different horizontal directions.