x-Glo EXM LED strip lighting is engineered for hazardous environments where safety, certification, and reliability are critical.
In oil & gas and coal mining operations, poor visibility is more than an inconvenience — it introduces serious operational and safety risks. x-Glo EXM systems are designed to deliver consistent, glare-free illumination in explosive and high-risk environments, supporting safer working conditions across all areas of operation.
Built to meet international hazardous area standards, the EXM range is trusted in environments where performance cannot be compromised.
Oil & gas and coal mining environments are defined by extreme conditions — explosive gases, combustible dust, temperature fluctuations, and constant vibration.
x-Glo EXM lighting systems are built to operate reliably in these environments with:
The result is lighting that improves visibility, reduces risk, and performs under pressure.
Our EXM lighting solutions are deployed across critical hazardous areas:
Built for hazardous environments like coal mines, oil & gas sites, and chemical plants, the EXM range ensures safe, certified lighting in Zone 1/21 Zone 2/22 and Zone 0 areas. It offers exceptional safety, performance, and versatility.
Unlike traditional explosion-proof lighting, x-Glo delivers even, consistent light output without excessive glare — improving visibility, reducing eye strain, and supporting safer operations.
Longer lighting runs from a single power source reduce the number of fixtures, cabling, and maintenance points required across site.
Engineered to withstand high temperatures, corrosive conditions, and constant vibration — ensuring long-term reliability in demanding environments.
Plug the x-Glo power supply into your existing power source and connect it to the LED strip.
Each power supply supports up to 30 metres of continuous lighting.
Connect additional LED strip sections to extend your lighting run. Use x-Glo accessories like bends and T-junctions to easily navigate corners and change layouts.
If a section is damaged, the rest of the strip remains illuminated.
Simply replace the affected section in small segments — no complex rewiring or downtime required.