Air-Driven Lamp for Marine Hazardous Areas

The air driven lamp (pneumatic work light) is an innovative lighting solution for marine ships and offshore installations. Instead of connecting directly to the electrical system, this lamp uses compressed air from the ship's supply to drive a built-in turbine generator, producing electricity for the integrated LED light source. This design eliminates the risk of electrical sparks, making it an ideal choice for hazardous environments such as engine rooms, pump rooms, and cargo handling areas where flammable gases or vapors may be present.

Crafted from corrosion-resistant aluminum and sealed to IP67 standards, the air driven lamp is built to withstand the harsh marine environment. It requires minimal maintenance, delivers bright and efficient illumination, and operates reliably even in extreme temperatures. As part of IMPA 79 electrical equipment, this pneumatic lamp is a versatile and safe addition to any vessel's lighting inventory.

Key Features

Technical Specifications

SpecificationValue
Working Air Pressure4 – 8 bar (58 – 116 psi)
Air Consumption100 – 200 L/min
Light SourceLED
Luminous Flux500 lumens
Power Input3 W
Housing MaterialDie-cast Aluminum
Ingress ProtectionIP67
Air Inlet Connection1/4" NPT
Operating Temperature-20°C to +50°C (-4°F to 122°F)
Dimensions (L×W×H)200 × 100 × 80 mm
Weight1.5 kg (3.3 lbs)

Frequently Asked Questions

How does an air driven lamp work?

An air driven lamp uses compressed air to spin a small turbine, which drives an integrated generator to produce electricity that powers the LED light source. This eliminates the need for external electrical connections, enhancing safety in hazardous areas.

Is the air driven lamp safe for explosive atmospheres?

Yes, the air driven lamp is specifically designed to minimize the risk of ignition. Since it does not rely on electrical wiring, it reduces the possibility of sparks. Always ensure the lamp is properly certified and maintained for your specific hazardous zone.

What maintenance is required for an air driven lamp?

Routine maintenance includes checking and cleaning the air intake filter, inspecting the turbine and generator, and verifying the integrity of seals. The LED module has a long service life and typically does not need frequent replacement.

Can an air driven lamp be used for emergency lighting?

Yes, as long as the compressed air supply is available, the air driven lamp will provide reliable illumination during emergencies. Its independence from the electrical grid makes it a dependable backup lighting solution.

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