The webinar will deal with SPARTAN’s unique design features and maintenance cost savings in environments
Raytec’s SPARTAN hazardous area LED floodlights explore the advances in hazardous area lighting

Raytec have released details for their first free webinar of 2014: ‘Introducing SPARTAN - Lighting for Hazardous Areas’.

With the launch of Raytec’s SPARTAN hazardous area LED floodlights, this webinar session explores the latest advances in hazardous area lighting, and how they revolutionise the way we design, install and maintain lighting in these environments.

The session is led by Barry Thompson, Head of Raytec’s Hazardous Area Division. It will look in-depth at SPARTAN’s unique design features and how they deliver huge energy and maintenance cost savings in environments such as oil & gas on-shore/off-shore, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, food processing and various dust atmospheres.

This session will run twice on Thursday 10th April at:

  • 09.00 British Summer Time (10.00 Central European Daylight Time/ 14.00 Central Asia Standard Time) and
  • 16.00 British Summer Time  (08.00 Pacific Daylight Time Americas/ 11.00 Eastern Daylight Time Americas/ 17.00 Central European Daylight Time)

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