THT’s 85°C to 120°C Heat Resistant LED Lights Released - Tested by UL Laboratory

Lighting equipment failure due to high temperature is not an unsolvable problem anymore!THT-EX LED lights were passed the 85°C&100°C (185°F&212°F) high temperature tests from UL laboratory for 1000 hours; and the average lumen maintenance rate is above 93.5% after test.
LED lighting without driver can overcome the driver failure problem caused by heat, factories with high-temperature operating environments, such as: pulp & paper, glass factory, metal forging, coal power plant, etc. can transform traditional lighting equipment with ease now. Upgrading traditional lamps to LEDs has the advantages of more durable, more energy-saving, and better luminous efficiency!
Our heat resistant LED light is designed for 85°C to 120°C (185°F to 248°F) high temperature working environments. You can choose different lighting models for different heat resistance requirements. Please refer to the online brochure for more information, and welcome to discuss your needs with us.
●Online Brochure: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pSJ_B9sF4yxt8xDzmRGc9lEM-SiQwfrc/view?usp=sharing ●Product Page: https://www.tht-ex.com/heat-resistant-light
THT-EX heat resistant LED lights are all designed and manufactured in Taiwan HQ, with high quality & durability!
THT’s 85°C to 120°C Heat Resistant LED Lights Released - Tested by UL Laboratory


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