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Leaders In ATEX LED Lighting
Since 1985 | 35 Years Service
Thorne & Derrick are an authorised key channel partner and stockist for Raytec - the world leading manufacturer of LED lighting products for Hazardous Areas and Explosive Atmospheres.
Thorne & Derrick stock the full range of Raytec Zone 1 & 2 light fittings including, Linears, Bulkheads and Floodlights. All of which can be delivered direct to site within 24hours.
Our team of lighting experts are able to assist with lighting design and specification. Please contact us for more information.
We are leaders in ATEX Innovation, specifically WORLD FIRST products that deliver significant operational improvements in the Explosive Atmosphere Industries.
EXPLORE ATEX INNOVATION BELOW
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SPARTAN is the complete range of LED Lighting, designed and manufactured in the UK by Raytec, approved for all ATEX and IEC Ex Zone 1 and Zone 2 hazardous area locations.
“Partnering with Raytec as our key supplier for hazardous area LED lighting was an easy decision to make. Their hazardous area lighting products offer a safe and reliable solution to lighting requirements in explosive atmospheres."
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Reducing Your Carbon Footprint By Several Shoe Sizes
Businesses are proactively aligning their hazardous area lighting upgrade with sustainability strategies to reduce carbon emissions and support ambitious carbon neutrality targets
In the drive to go green the fading glow of traditional light fittings is fastly being replaced by the brilliant “White Light” illumination of energy efficient, modern technology light-emitting diode (LED) lighting systems.
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The nature of an offshore location provides a challenging environment when specifying lighting. Given the continuous exposure to marine conditions, such as high wind speeds and a saline environment, a high-quality and durable lighting system, capable of withstanding these elements, is critical.
Typical Areas Requiring LED Lighting
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Jacket Base Of The Turbine
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Interior Of The Turbine
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Access Area Lighting
All of these areas require the use of a heavy-duty lighting fitting to withstand the challenges of the offshore environment.
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The Hazardous Area Lighting you choose to install today will make the difference in plant safety, worker comfort and maintenance costs for years to come.
Major issues can occur on drill rigs as they are reliant on power from generators – a lack of generating capacity can led to a massive expense. Decreasing the consumption from the present electrical equipment is a different solution that can be helped by LED technology.
Switching to LED Lighting on a drill rig could save around 16KW of generating capacity.
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he Raytec SPARTAN range includes dedicated luminaires for both Zone 1 and Zone 2 areas as well as industrial applications. SPARTAN is a full range of Ex LED lighting approved for all ATEX and IEC Ex Zone 1 and Zone 2 hazardous area environments, including UL /CSA C1D2 installations.
Using Raytec’s product colour identifiers and part code identifiers you can select the appropriate SPARTAN product for your application.
➡ More information: Raytec Product Identifier
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A hazardous area can be defined as any location where there is risk of an explosion – this could include on offshore oil rig or an onshore grain storage facility.
But every hazardous area is different and each has specific requirements depending on the nature of the explosive atmosphere and the elements that are present.
The level of risk of an explosion is based on the frequency and duration of the occurrence of an explosive atmosphere. This level of risk is represented by classifying the hazardous area zones as Zone 0, Zone 1 or Zone 2 (for gas, vapour and mist atmospheres) or Zone 21 or Zone 22 for dust atmospheres.
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LED floodlight, light fittings and luminaires for hazardous area locations offer several, significant advantages over traditional fluorescent lighting technology. The biggest question when replacing your traditional light fittings and luminaires with LED is to understand which LED luminaires offer a suitable replacement of existing fittings.
Raytec SPARTAN understand hazardous area lighting and have created a quick and simple lighting guide which allows you to compare which Raytec SPARTAN Floodlight or Bay light fittings can be used to replace your traditional lighting technology.
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Your proactive problem solvers experienced in succession planning for the replacement of obsolete, non-conformant and legacy equipment in hazardous areas.
Your first-choice provider of innovative and competitive solutions to ensure ATEX & IECEx Compliance for Hazardous Area Electrical, HVAC & Process Instrumentation Equipment to your UK + international projects.
Thorne & Derrick International, based in the UK, are Approved Vendors to most Oil & Gas exploration and production companies and international EPC contractors – since 1985, T&D have established a solid reputation based on Service, Integrity and Trust.
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Stocked by Thorne & Derrick: Raytec, the world leading manufacturer of LED lighting for hazardous area and explosive atmosphere locations.
"Highly Commended" in the Technical Innovation category at HazardEx 2019.
Intelligent Emergency luminaire with automatic self-test function which improves safety and reliability of emergency lighting installations.
Design Survey for conversion from traditional Ex fluorescent fittings to modern LED luminaire hazardous area lighting systems. Read.
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HazardEx: The Journal was launched in January 2002 to provide the global hazardous area industry with its own dedicated monthly publication.
Content focuses on factors affecting the safe installation and operation of equipment within potentially explosive atmospheres, as well as background industry intelligence for those involved in the sector.
HazardEx is industry leading dedicated publication for the Hazardous Area marketplace.
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