Latest Tri Proof Light Fixture Price List

🔹 1. Waterproof – IP65/IP66

IP65: Withstands heavy rain and washing machine spray (like waterproof phones) → Suitable for: garages, warehouses, and general workshops

IP66: Withstands high-pressure water jets (like diving equipment) → Suitable for: docks, car washes, and food processing plants

🔹 2. Dustproof – IP6X

Completely blocks sand and dust (like sealed Lock & Lock boxes) → Suitable for: construction sites, flour mills, and desert areas

🔹 3. Corrosion-resistant – WF1/WF2

WF1: Resistant to moisture (like stainless steel kitchen sinks) → Suitable for: swimming pools and greenhouses

WF2: Resistant to salt spray and chemical corrosion (like marine metal fittings) → Suitable for: chemical plants, coastal facilities, and electroplating plants

⚠️ Note: Some countries use different marking methods. For example:

• North America may use NEMA 4X (similar to IP66 + corrosion protection)

• The EU often uses IK08 (mechanical shock resistance rating)

Suitable for indoor damp,dusty and clean environment,such as underground garage,basement,warehouse,supermarket,kitchen and food workshop and other places.

LED tri-proof lights offer a variety of installation options, including ceiling-mounted, wall-mounted, boom-mounted, and bracket-mounted options. Choose from a variety of installation options depending on your application. Ceiling-mounted lights are suitable for areas with flat ceilings (such as workshop ceilings) and can be directly fixed to the ceiling. Wall-mounted lights are suitable for wall installation (such as along corridors) and require brackets secured with expansion screws. Bottom-mounted and bracket-mounted lights are suitable for higher locations (such as warehouses), allowing for adjustment of the height and angle of the light fixture using the boom or bracket. Installation is straightforward and can be performed by anyone with basic electrical knowledge. However, please note the following: Before installation, be sure to disconnect the power supply to ensure the circuit is de-energized. When wiring, distinguish between the live, neutral, and ground wires to avoid short circuits. For high-power lights (over 100W), ensure they meet load-bearing requirements to prevent them from falling. If you are unfamiliar with electrical circuitry, it is recommended that you hire a professional electrician for installation to ensure safety.