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Agricultural facilities — grain elevators, processing plants, and storage operations — face significant combustible dust risk alongside general outdoor and barn-environment durability needs. Red Sky Lighting engineers hazardous-rated and rugged luminaires built for agricultural operations.

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  • BLOCK H1 Series

    BLOCK H1 Series

    BLOCK H1 Series

    SKU BLK2 H1

    Explosion-proof, energy-efficient industrial lighting

  • BLOCK H2 Series

    BLOCK H2 Series

    BLOCK H2 Series

    SKU BLK2 H2

    Durable, versatile light for hazardous zones

  • BLOCK HARSH Series

    BLOCK HARSH Series

    BLOCK HARSH Series

    SKU BLK2 HS

    NEMA 4X rugged LED lighting for harsh areas

  • BLOCK MINI H1 Series

    BLOCK MINI H1 Series

    BLOCK MINI H1 Series

    SKU BLM2 H1

    Compact, explosion-proof LED built for hazardous locations that demand reliability and long service life.

  • BLOCK MINI H2 Series

    BLOCK MINI H2 Series

    BLOCK MINI H2 Series

    SKU BLM H2

    Versatile C1D2 LED with multiple mounting options

  • BLOCK MINI HARSH Series

    BLOCK MINI HARSH Series

    BLOCK MINI HARSH Series

    SKU BLM HS

    NEMA 4X compact LED lighting for harsh environments

  • LINEAR HARSH Series

    LINEAR HARSH Series

    LINEAR HARSH Series

    SKU LNR2 HS

    NEMA 4X linear LED lighting for harsh environments

  • LINEAR Series

    LINEAR Series

    LINEAR Series

    SKU LNR2

    Linear lighting in multiple lengths

  • ROUND HARSH Series

    ROUND HARSH Series

    ROUND HARSH Series

    SKU RND2 HS

    NEMA 4X high bay LED for harsh environments

  • ROUND MAX Series

    ROUND MAX Series

    ROUND MAX Series

    SKU RDX

    Wide-coverage round light for large areas

  • ROUND Series

    ROUND Series

    ROUND Series

    SKU RND2

    Compact, powerful light for various applications

Lighting Solutions in Action

Explore how facility owners, engineers, and distributors have put Red Sky Lighting fixtures to work in demanding hazardous-location and industrial environments.

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PS-1010
Agriculture
Illinois, USA
  • Round Series
PS-1008
Agriculture
Iowa, USA
  • Round Series
PS-1005
Agriculture
Minnesota, USA
  • Block Series
PS-1011
Agriculture
Wisconsin, USA
  • Block Series
PS-1006
Agriculture
Nebraska, USA
  • Round Series
PS-1009
Agriculture
Missouri, USA
  • Round Series
PS-1004
Agriculture
Minnesota, USA
  • Block Series
PS-1007
Agriculture
Minnesota, USA
  • Round Max Series

Lighting Challenges in Agricultural Facilities

Grain handling, milling, and agricultural processing generate combustible organic dust, requiring Class II Division 1 or Class II Division 2 rated fixtures depending on dust concentration and frequency. Grain elevators and silos, where dust can reach explosive concentrations during loading and handling, typically require the more stringent Division 1 rating.
Beyond dust hazards, agricultural facilities also face general outdoor exposure, moisture, and — in livestock or barn environments — corrosive conditions from ammonia and cleaning agents, calling for Heavy-Duty Harsh Rated Lighting or NEMA 4X construction.

Recommended Fixture Types

Required Certifications

  • UL 844 — for classified combustible dust areas in grain and agricultural processing
  • UL 1598 — for standard, non-classified agricultural lighting

Choosing the Right Fixture for Your Site

Confirm dust concentration and frequency for each specific area of your facility — grain elevators and active handling areas typically require more stringent classification than general storage or outdoor areas. A facility hazard assessment determines the specific classification needed per zone.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do all grain facilities need hazardous-location lighting?

Areas with combustible dust in explosive concentrations — typically active grain handling, elevators, and milling areas — require classification. General outdoor storage or administrative areas usually don't.

What's the difference between Division 1 and Division 2 for grain dust?

Division 1 applies where combustible dust is present in explosive concentrations under normal operation, such as active grain handling. Division 2 applies where dust isn't normally suspended in explosive quantities, but accumulation could create risk.

Why do agricultural facilities need corrosion-resistant lighting?

Livestock and barn environments often involve ammonia exposure and frequent cleaning agents, which accelerate corrosion beyond standard outdoor conditions — making Heavy-Duty Harsh Rated Lighting or NEMA 4X construction important.