OptiLine | ATEX Light Fitting

What Makes OptiLine a Cost-Efficient Choice?

As both manufacturer and system designer, we know what causes installation costs to rise. That’s why the OptiLine was engineered to address these challenges head-on:

1. General and Emergency Lighting in One

OptiLine can serve as both general and emergency lighting—no need for separate systems. Choose between:

• OptiLine CBX/CBY: powered by a central battery
• OptiLine A1: built-in emergency battery

2. Wide Range of Power & Light Output

Available in two lengths (670 mm and 1276 mm) and six power levels (20, 25, 30, 38, 48, 58 W), the OptiLine series offers 18 light output combinations—from 2,900 to over 10,000 lumens—tailored to any industrial need.

3. Three Diffuser Options

Choose from:

• Transparent – for high-output outdoor or large-space use
• Frosted – to reduce glare while maintaining brightness
• Opal – for soft, diffused light in worker-centric areas

This flexibility enables you to adjust brightness and beam quality without changing the fixture.

4. High Durability and IP Protection

Certified to EN IEC 60079-0, the fixture boasts strong impact resistance and an IP66/67 rating, ensuring long-term performance even in harsh environments.

5. Adjustable Light Direction via Lenses

OptiLine allows the use of interchangeable lenses (up to 22 types) to direct light exactly where it’s needed—no custom mounting brackets or awkward fixture angles required.

6. Suitable for High-Bay Use

Special focusing lenses enable OptiLine to be used in high-bay installations, reducing the number of different fixtures required and eliminating the need for lowering mounts—cutting both installation and maintenance costs.

7. Custom Emergency Light Output

Each fixture’s emergency light output can be individually configured. This makes it easy to meet safety standards without costly lighting control systems or height adjustments.

Smart Installation = Lower Costs

8. Flexible Wiring Options – Including 5-Core Cable Bypass

The OptiLine fixture supports the use of up to four M20 or M25 cable glands (two on each side), which gives installers maximum flexibility when designing the wiring layout. One particularly valuable feature is the ability to use standard 5-core cables (3-phase + Neutral + PE).

This allows you to:

• Use one phase from the cable to power the fixture
• Bypass the remaining two phases through the fixture to the next one
• Avoid installing separate junction boxes

This solution, commonly referred to as a bypass installation, reduces the total number of cable runs and significantly lowers the cost of cable trays, power cables, and labor. It’s especially useful in large-scale industrial settings where long cable routes are common and minimizing installation time and complexity is critical.

By supporting this configuration, OptiLine helps you achieve smarter, faster, and more cost-effective installations without compromising safety or flexibility.

9. M25 Gland Compatibility

Use larger cross-section cables to reduce voltage drop and meet demanding emergency lighting standards (e.g., fire-resistant up to 600°C). Greater cable compatibility = more supplier options and better cost control.

10. Tool-Assisted Yet Simple Opening

For ATEX compliance, tools are required to open the fixture—but we’ve simplified it. The hinged diffuser and mounting plate open with a single screwdriver. Captive screws stay attached, and nothing falls out, preventing process contamination or potential ignition sources.