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RIG-A-LITE’s LED Lighting Solutions are a Game-Changer for Industrial Safety

RIG-A-LITE, part of Avail Infrastructure Solutions, specializes in LED lighting solutions for hazardous environments in British Columbia, Canada. Their products adhere to the highest safety standards and are designed for various industrial settings, including mining and wastewater facilities. The company emphasizes innovation in safety and energy efficiency.

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RIG-A-LITE provides specialized LED lighting solutions for hazardous locations.

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Their products comply with stringent safety standards like IEC and ATEX regulations.

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Located in British Columbia, they focus on improving safety and operational efficiency.

In an era where industrial safety and energy efficiency are paramount, RIG-A-LITE, a subsidiary of Avail Infrastructure Solutions, stands out as a beacon of innovation in the British Columbia, Canada region. Specializing in LED lighting solutions for hazardous locations, RIG-A-LITE addresses the critical needs of industries operating under challenging conditions.

Specializing in LED lighting solutions for hazardous locations, RIG-A-LITE addresses the critical needs of industries operating under challenging conditions.

This video presents an in-depth look at RIG-A-LITE's extensive product lineup, ranging from marine LFL LED floodlights perfect for wet conditions to the specialized HZALJ LED and explosion-proof LED area lighting. These offerings cater to a variety of hazardous settings, including mining operations and wastewater treatment facilities. It emphasizes RIG-A-LITE's adherence to the highest safety standards, such as Class I, Division II | Class III | DLC for wet locations, and further stringent classifications for explosive environments like Class I Division I and II, Class II Division I and II, and Class III, in line with IEC and ATEX regulations. Situated at 512 Montroyal Blvd, North Vancouver, BC, RIG-A-LITE encourages potential customers to discover their LED lighting solutions in person. For additional details or to arrange a visit, reach out to Dave Lewis, the Principal of Specification Sales at Inter-Lite Sales at 604-942-2232 or visit www.inter-lite.com.

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Principal of Specification Sales at Inter-Lite Sales

Dave Lewis is the Principal of Specification Sales at Inter-Lite Sales. He is involved in promoting LED lighting solutions for hazardous industrial environments. He focuses on enhancing safety standards and reducing operational costs.