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Head Torches and Hand Torches

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The rod and helm lamps in the explosion-proof version have proven to be reliable lamps. You can simply mount the luminaire with a range of up to 30 meters on the helmet or head. The helmets are intended for battery operation. Use the headlights for up to 12 hours in continuous operation.

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Head and helmet lights 2690, 1 LED, ex-zone 0
£57.50 Excl. VAT
LED worklight, Ex-proof for Zone 0, Model 3315, compact and powerful
£68.30 Excl. VAT
Head and helmet lights 2610, 3 LED, Ex zone 0
£50.90 Excl. VAT
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LED head torch for Ex zone 0, up to 72 Lumen brightness, with flashing light
£76.60 Excl. VAT
Torch 3610-G, with LED, for use in Ex-Zone 0, yellow
£133.70 Excl. VAT
Tactical LED worklight, with multipurpose lighting
£82.20 Excl. VAT
Torch and helmet lamp 2410-Z, LED, yellow, Ex Zone 0
£112.40 Excl. VAT
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LED torch for Ex zone 0, with automatic light sensor
£99.10 Excl. VAT
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Ex-proof flashlight mini, xenon 2.3 V, for checking and inspection work, EX zones 1,2,21,22
£76.30 Excl. VAT
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LED head torch for Ex zone 0, up to 33 Lumen brightness, with economy mode
£69.30 Excl. VAT
Torch 2010-G, 1 LED, yellow, Ex Zone 0
£110.80 Excl. VAT
Portable lamp 9410, incl. Battery pack 4 NIMH, LED rotatable, yellow
£520.60 Excl. VAT
Ex-proof flashlight mini-l, LED 1 W, for checking and inspection work, EX zones 1,2,21,22
£90.30 Excl. VAT

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Risk assessment involving hazardous substances

Anyone who handles, uses or "only" stores hazardous substances cannot avoid it: the risk assessment. For 25 years it has been the central element in occupational health and safety. In our FAQs we have put together the answers to the most frequently asked questions on the subject of "Risk assessment for hazardous substances".

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Introduction to explosion protection

Explosion protection can quickly become an issue in all industries: Many hazardous substances that are handled on a daily basis harbour a corresponding hazard potential. Here you can find out what you need to know to get started with explosion protection.

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Avoid Slips and Trips at Work

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Head Torches and Hand Torches from DENIOS

Where are Head Torches and Hand Torches used?

Helmet lamps and headlamps are easy to fit to helmets and are even part of the official equipment of the fire brigade and police. These powerful and robust emergency aids can shine up to 120 metres. The batteries are designed for a lighting duration of up to 32 hours. Important to note: Suitable products must be used for hazardous areas.

Lighting in the workplace - Expert knowledge

There are also a number of standards and regulations for workplace lighting. The Workplace Ordinance already stipulates that workplaces should receive as much daylight as possible. In addition, artificial lighting must be provided that is conducive to the safety and health of employees. More detailed regulations are contained in the workplace directives, more specifically in ASR 3.4 "Lighting" or EN 12464-1. We have summarised all the facts on the subject of lighting in the workplace for you in our guide. Here we also explain all the important terms on the subject.

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