Vapour Proof LED Lights Tight IP65 Motion Sensor Emergency DALI2

The Vapour Proof LED Light is a single-tube fixture built for industrial and commercial spaces where dust, moisture, and physical impact are routine. The M1 series — ILED-TRP-60C M1 through ILED-TRP-180C M1 — offers four frame lengths to match different ceiling layouts: 600 mm, 1200 mm, 1500 mm, and 1800 mm. All four share the same 83 × 72 mm cross-section, giving a tighter profile than the wider M3 family (95 × 80 mm) while keeping the same mounting style and end-box design.

Tech specs

Each size delivers 120 lumens per watt — the 20W model produces 2400 lm, the 40W produces 4800 lm, the 60W produces 7200 lm, and the 80W produces 9600 lm. The LEDs are LM80 rated with CRI above 80, so colours appear natural rather than washed-out. Colour temperature is tunable between 2800K (warm white) and 6500K (cool white) via a dip switch inside the driver, letting you set the right tone for each zone. The 120° beam angle spreads light evenly across the floor without hot spots.

The housing is grey polycarbonate, which resists corrosion from cleaning chemicals and humidity better than bare metal. Class II electrical classification means the fixture has double insulation and does not require a separate earth connection, simplifying wiring in retro-fit projects. The driver provides a power factor above 0.9 and flicker-free operation. Input voltage is 220–240VAC 50/60 Hz.

Motion sensor and corridor mode

The built-in motion sensor supports corridor mode: when the area is unoccupied the light drops to a low standby level (typically 10–30 % of full output), then ramps back to full brightness when movement is detected. This cuts energy use in corridors, storage aisles, and car parks where lights are often left on unnecessarily. The sensor detection range, time-out, and lux threshold can be adjusted with a remote controller or set by the installer before hand-over.

Dimming and control options

Three dimming protocols are available: TRIAC (leading-edge), 0-10V analogue, and DALI2 digital. DALI2 is the preferred choice for new builds and major retro-fits because it allows individual fixture addressing, scene setting, and integration with building management systems. The motion sensor and dimming function operate independently — you can run the sensor in on/off mode without dimming, or combine DALI2 dimming with sensor control for maximum energy savings. A basic non-dimmable version is also available for spaces that only need on/off control.

Emergency variant

An emergency version is offered alongside the standard and dimmable models. The emergency driver provides 3 hours of backup illumination at reduced wattage, suitable for exit routes, corridors, and stairwells that require certified escape lighting. Self-testing versions are available on request, allowing facility managers to verify battery health automatically without manual intervention.

Build and installation

The M1 uses a buckle-lock end-box design: the end caps click into the main body and seal the joint, maintaining the IP65 rating while making field wiring straightforward. Cables enter through the end boxes. The fixture can be surface-mounted to a ceiling or suspended from wires or chains. For concrete or brick ceilings a direct surface-mount bracket is used; for suspended ceilings the fixture hangs from the structural grid or from eye-bolts fixed into the slab above.

Certifications and warranty

The M1 series carries CE, RoHS, SAA, and TUV certifications, covering compliance for European, UK, Australian, and international markets. The supplier backs the fixture with a 5-year warranty, reflecting confidence in the LED source and driver longevity under normal operating conditions.

Why do buyers pick the ILED-TPR-C M1 over other vapour-proof battens? Here is what we hear from customers:

Four sizes including an 80W option. The M1 covers 600 mm through 1800 mm, with the 1800 mm / 80W / 9600 lm model giving you the highest output in a single-tube format. Competitors in this category often top out at 60W, so the M1 fills a gap for high-ceiling spaces that need more lumens without switching to a twin-tube design.

Built-in motion sensor with corridor mode. The integrated sensor drops the light to a low standby level when the area is empty and restores full brightness on detection. In corridors and storage aisles this cuts energy use without sacrificing safety.

DALI2, 0-10V, and TRIAC dimming all available. Whether your BMS speaks DALI2, analogue 0-10V, or TRIAC, there is an M1 variant that plugs in directly. No adapters required.

IP65 sealed body with Class II construction. The PC housing and buckle-lock end boxes keep dust and water jets out. Double insulation means no earth wire is needed, which speeds up wiring.

Warehouses and distribution centres. — Long aisles and high ceilings benefit from the 120° beam spread and corridor-mode sensor. The 80W / 1800 mm model covers larger spans with fewer fixtures.

Parking garages and car parks. — IP65 sealing handles damp, poorly ventilated conditions. The motion sensor dims lights in empty bays and ramps up when a car enters, reducing standby consumption.

Workshops and light-industry spaces. — The PC housing resists chemical splashes and routine wash-down. Class II construction removes the need for an earth wire, speeding up retro-fit installations.

Food-processing and cold-storage areas. — Moisture-resistant PC body and IP65 sealing withstand humid environments and periodic cleaning. The sealed end boxes prevent condensation ingress.

Corridors and circulation spaces. — Corridor-mode sensor is ideal here: lights stay at a low standby level and brighten only when someone passes, delivering the biggest energy savings per fixture.

Retail back-of-house and stockrooms. — CRI above 80 renders product colours accurately for quality-check tasks. The three selectable CCTs let managers tune the ambiance between a bright working environment and a warmer rest-area setting.

Hotels and hospitality service areas. — Staff corridors, laundry rooms, and storage cupboards use the same fixture with corridor-mode sensors to keep energy costs down in intermittently occupied spaces.

Stock management. — One M1 SKU covers 600 mm, 1200 mm, 1500 mm, and 1800 mm lengths with the same 83 × 72 mm profile. Specifying all four sizes together simplifies reordering and reduces SKUs your warehouse holds. The 80W / 1800 mm model is unique to the M1 family.

Voltage compatibility. — The M1 accepts 220–240VAC 50/60 Hz. If your project is in a 110V region (North America, parts of South America and Japan), confirm the driver variant with your sales contact before ordering — the standard M1 driver is not rated for 110V input.

DALI2 vs 0-10V selection. — Choose DALI2 if you need individual fixture addressing, scene recall, or BMS integration. Choose 0-10V for simple single-zone dimming. The basic non-dimmable version is sufficient for spaces that only need on/off control.

Emergency version availability. — Not all M1 variants include the 3-hour emergency driver. Specify “emergency” or “self-test” when ordering if your project requires certified escape lighting.