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Chalmit to host special event on LED lighting for hazardous environments

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LED Lighting in Hazardous AreasChalmit & Killark, a division of the Hubbell Harsh & Hazardous Group, and aone of the leading manufacturers of lighting for industrial sites, is hosting an online Q&A on how LED luminaires can be used to best effect in hazardous areas

The 45-minute session, to be held at 3 pm on 15 July, will be led by a panel of experts from Chalmit, who will answer questions submitted by attendees.

The event is ideal for those responsible for hazardous environments such as oil refineries, chemical plants, and potentially explosive factories.

The session is expected to span major LED topics such as maximising energy efficiency, maintenance, optimising performance, safety and capital cost minimisation.

Mark Poutney, technical manager at Chalmit, explained, “Lighting in hazardous environments presents real challenges which LED lighting can help address.

“This will be a unique opportunity for site managers from around the world to get their questions answered, check their lighting strategy is up to scratch and catch up on the latest thinking when it comes to LEDs.”

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