Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
When specifying equipment for use in hazardous areas, end-users should choose equipment based on the specific requirements of the site. Making sure equipment is correctly certified is a critical step in selecting the correct equipment for site safety.
While self-certification is a cost-effective alternative, it might not be advisable to go down this route for hazardous areas due to the severe risk of these environments. Join us as we unfold the significance of certification and offer expert insights into the process for self-certification, associated risks, and what it means for you, the end-user.
Webinar content:
1. Introduction to Hazardous Areas – the Zone classifications
2. Hazardous Area Lighting – overview and importance
3. Importance of certification – product certification, certification standards, nameplate walkthrough
4. Self-certification - overview, reasons, and associated risks
5. Choosing the correct luminaire
When specifying equipment for use in hazardous areas, end-users should choose equipment based on the specific requirements of the site. Making sure equipment is correctly certified is a critical step in selecting the correct equipment for site safety.
While self-certification is a cost-effective alternative, it might not be advisable to go down this route for hazardous areas due to the severe risk of these environments. Join us as we unfold the significance of certification and offer expert insights into the process for self-certification, associated risks, and what it means for you, the end-user.
Webinar content:
1. Introduction to Hazardous Areas – the Zone classifications
2. Hazardous Area Lighting – overview and importance
3. Importance of certification – product certification, certification standards, nameplate walkthrough
4. Self-certification - overview, reasons, and associated risks
5. Choosing the correct luminaire
