Oldham Caplamp GL9 – Hazardous Area Group 1 Mining M2 ATEX Lamps

Oldham Caplamp GL9 - Hazardous Area Group 1 Mining M2 ATEX Lamps

Oldham Caplamp GL9 – Hazardous Area Group 1 Mining M2 ATEX Lamps

ATEX Certified ◊ Group 1 Mining ◊ Hazardous Areas

Oldham Caplamps are Hazardous Area Group 1 Mining Caplamps for safe use in underground hazardous location mines and non-hazardous (hard-rock) type mines.

Oldham Caplamp GL9 combines reliability and rugged construction with the latest industry standard Halogen bulb G-Series lamp headpiece with the smaller and lighter lithium-ion (li-ion) L9 battery pack.

The Oldham GL9 is not certified against mining safety standards and is therefore only recommended for use in hard-rock mining and tunnelling or other non-hazardous mining applications.

Please note the Oldham GT5 is now obsolete and the Oldham GL9 is a direct replacement

Oldham Caplamp GL9 ATEX Lamps – Features & Benefits

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  • Extreme lightweight of the Lithium-ion battery – reduced weight for user to carry, less fatigue.
  • Lithium-ion battery does not suffer from “memory effect” – full capacity available every time after recharge.
  • Lithium-ion battery has low self-discharge rate – long caplamp shelf life if stored during mine down-time.
  • Rugged battery and headpiece design – longer life expectancy, even in the harshest environments.
  • Fully repairable “G” headpiece: Low operational and life running costs.
  • 38 lumen output focussed over 3.0 degrees angle: High intensity light concentrated in the operator’s field of vision.
  • Bulb manufactured to Oldham’s specific criteria: Optimised lighting and battery performance even at end of shift
  • Inter-modular battery and lamptop design – fully compatible & interchangeable with other Oldham products.
  • Mixed charging versatility – although micro-processor type chargers always give the best performance, the L9 battery is fully suited to recharge on conventional constant-current chargers

OLDHAM CAPLAMP GL9 ATEX LAMPS – Technical Specification

Oldham Caplamp GL9 – Hazardous Area Group 1 Mining M2 ATEX Lamps – “G” Headpiece & Cable Specification
Number of Light Sources 1 main halogen & 1 auxiliary bulb
Main Bulb Rating 4.1V-0.75A 38 lumen ~10 hour shift
Auxillary Bulb Rating 0.46 amp
Type of Cable Flexible twin core short lay polychloroprene sheath
Light Output 1200 lux at 1.0m
Maximum Beam Intensity Over 3.0º 7,000cd
Angle Over Which Intensity Is Not Less Than 1 Candela 120º
Burning Time With Auxillary Light 30+ hours
Fuse Rating 3A
Length of Battery (At Base / At Lid) 111 / 152mm
Height of Battery Terminals / Cover 95 / 125mm
Width of Battery 55mm
Battery Case & Cover Material Polycarbonate
Nominal Battery Voltage 4.20V
Numbers of Cells 4
Capacity to 3.3 Volts 9Ah
Lamp Weight 0.850 kg
Maintenance None – Maintenance Free
Charging Care should be taken to recharge the GL9 at a maximum of 4.2- volt. Charging at higher voltages will invalidate warranty and may lead to permanent damage to the battery.

 

OLDHAM CAPLAMP GL9 ATEX LAMPSMining

Battery & Caplamp PArt Numbers

  • L9 Lithium-Ion Battery M456623
  • GL9 Lamp (53 Lumen main LED) M271351
  • Single Lamp Charger M656501
  • 10-Lamp Charger M656601

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  • Mining Category M0 Permanent Risk, Continually Present

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