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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.