Surefire intrinsically safe?
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greenLED
Flashaholic
I don't think so (but size15 will stop by shortly and correct me 
). I recommend sticking with lights that are approved for hazardous environments. Pelican has a good assortment of those, and they are very good quality lights.
). I recommend sticking with lights that are approved for hazardous environments. Pelican has a good assortment of those, and they are very good quality lights.
Size15's
Flashaholic
That I'm aware of, no off-the-shelf SureFire is certified Intrinsically Safe for use in Hazardous Areas under CENELEC/ATEX (Ex), FM/CSA, MHSA, etc.
It's not the market SureFire are making illumination tools for.
Al
It's not the market SureFire are making illumination tools for.
Al
CLHC
Flashaholic
And there it is. . .My question answered too! ! !
Thanks Al!
Thanks Al!
zespectre
Flashlight Enthusiast
Let me confirm what Size 15 said... NO.
Thanks for the info. It's unfortunate that I won't be able to use my new 6P for a back-up at work (my 1st SF). I already use a Streamlight at work but I guess I'll have to buy another light for backup. Just gives me an excellent excuse to pick up another torch!
