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Are LED high bay lights suitable for use in plastic manufacturing facilities, and what factors should be considered in a risk assessment?

Started by , Aug 28 2024 09:07 AM
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Good day this is the first time I am using this forum and I am looking forward to getting some feedback.  We are busy looking at changing our lights to be more effective in our factory.  I am busy doing a risk assessment and not finding much to go on. Has anyone considered LED High Bay lights and can they be used in our plastic manufacturing food industry?  

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As long as they are shatterproof, why not?

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We did the same and honestly they are so bright, it bothered me at first!  Lol....  Interfered with my naps....

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No go on LED's for our facility. The frequency properties of LED's are deditermental to peoples health.

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We did the same and honestly they are so bright, it bothered me at first!  Lol....  Interfered with my naps....

LOL... Wouldn't want to interfere with the staffs shift naps... :)

LOL... Wouldn't want to interfere with the staffs shift naps... :)

pfft, not the whole staff.   Only I am allowed to sneak naps!   Lol....

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