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Vapor Tight Series from ETI Designed for Challenging Environments

ETI SELLADO VAPOR TIGHT SERIES
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ETI’s Sellado Vapor Tight Series is designed with a robust polycarbonate housing and durable stainless-steel latches to prevent moisture and dirt from compromising the housing and damaging internal wiring and components. Vapor Tights are weatherproof and rated IP65 to protect against dust and hose-down applications.

With 3 Color Preference® field-selectable CCT and 3 Lumen Boost® selectable wattage, this series is ideal for a variety of applications such as car washes, food processing plants, and more.

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Ensuring reliable performance in the toughest conditions, the Sellado Vapor Tight Series is available in 2 ft, 4 ft and 8 ft versions.

Features

  • Customizable Illumination: Featuring 3 Color Preference® field-selectable CCT (3500K, 4000K, 5000K) and 3 Lumen Boost® selectable wattage
  • Versatility: Ideal for car washes, food processing plants, and more
  • Weatherproof & Durable: Built with corrosion-resistant materials and an airtight seal to protect internal components
  • Industry-Certified: UL Wet Location, NSF/ANSI 2 Listed, DLC® Listed, and IK08 Impact Rated

More information about the Sellado Vapor Tight Series from ETI

Sellado Vapor Tight Series data sheet

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