The Fenix WF11E is an Ex ia-marked LED torch for inspection and maintenance work where a device with a Ga or Da protection level meets workplace requirements.
The Fenix WF11E is an Ex ia-marked LED torch for inspection and maintenance work where a device with a Ga or Da protection level meets workplace requirements. Its light output of up to 200 lm reaches 185 metres in the manufacturer's test, and the 30 lm mode has a runtime of up to 70 hours. The torch is powered by three manufacturer-approved AA alkaline batteries. Suitable for Inspection rounds in gas zones 0, 1 and 2 where the marking is appropriate Maintenance work in combustible dust zones 20, 21 and 22 where the marking is appropriate Inspecting gauges, equipment and pipework in industrial environments Use as a backup light where arrangements are in place to replace approved batteries outside the hazardous area Why choose the Fenix WF11E? Ga and Da protection level markings allow suitability to be assessed for zone 0 or 20 as well. At the 100 lm setting, the measured beam distance is up to 141 m. A magnetic base and body clip allow the torch to be secured while working. Three constant-light settings can be selected using a single switch. Three Energizer E91 AA alkaline batteries are included. Technical specifications Manufacturer: Fenix Model: WF11E Light source: neutral white Cree XP-G2 LED Low mode: 30 lm, up to 81 m, up to 70 hours Medium mode: 100 lm, up to 141 m, up to 29 hours and 30 minutes High mode: 200 lm, up to 185 m, up to 10 hours Power supply: 3 × AA alkaline batteries, 1.5 V Approved battery models: Energizer E91, Duracell MN1500 or Rayovac 815 ATEX certificate: TÜV 18 ATEX 8251 X IECEx certificate: IECEx TUR 18.0041X ATEX marking for gas atmospheres: II 1G Ex ia IIC T4 Ga ATEX marking for dust atmospheres: II 1D Ex ia IIIC T130°C Da IP66/IP67 Zones: gas 0, 1 and 2, combustible dust 20, 21 and 22 Permitted ambient temperature: −20 to +40 °C Protection rating: IP66/IP67 Dimensions: 167.5 × 24 × 49 mm Weight: 160 g without batteries Runtimes were measured using three Energizer E91 AA alkaline batteries. Included Fenix WF11E torch 3 × Energizer E91 AA alkaline batteries Wrist strap and spare seal User manual and warranty card Frequently asked questions Which AA batteries can be used in the Fenix WF11E? The manufacturer permits Energizer E91, Duracell MN1500 or Rayovac 815 AA alkaline batteries. Install three new batteries of the same model at the same time and replace them outside the hazardous area. Is the Fenix WF11E suitable for gas zone 0 or dust zone 20? The WF11E carries Ga marking for gas atmospheres and Da marking for dust atmospheres. Suitability must be confirmed based on the marking on the actual device, the substance present in the working environment and the temperature conditions. How long does the WF11E run on one set of batteries? Up to 70 hours at the 30 lm setting and up to 29 hours and 30 minutes at the 100 lm setting. Both figures were measured using Energizer E91 batteries. When is the Fenix WF11E the right choice? The WF11E is a suitable candidate if the workplace requires a Ga or Da protection level or prefers replaceable, manufacturer-approved batteries. If the workplace permits a light with a Gb or Db protection level and regular charging is more convenient than replacing batteries, it is worth assessing the suitability of the rechargeable Fenix WF30RE. Our recommendation Choose spare batteries by model designation, as AA batteries of the same size can have different characteristics. Keep three new batteries of the same model together as a set in a separate box. Replace the batteries outside the hazardous area and check that the torch is properly closed and the seal is intact before returning to work. Before first use, compare the torch's data label with the workplace requirements for the zone, substance and temperature. During an inspection round, start at the 30 lm setting to inspect the nearest gauge or piece of equipment, and increase the brightness if you need to see farther. If you attach the torch using the magnet, check that it holds securely before letting go. At the end of the shift, put the torch and suitable spare batteries in the designated place so the next user can find them together. An Ex ia torch with AA batteries for work The Fenix WF11E offers three light settings, a beam distance of up to 185 m and the option to replace the battery set in a safe area. Choose this model if the workplace requirements match the torch's Ex marking and replaceable batteries suit your working arrangements.
The Fenix WF11E is an Ex ia-marked LED torch for inspection and maintenance work where a device with a Ga or Da protection level meets workplace requirements. Its light output of up to 200 lm reaches 185 metres in the manufacturer's test, and the 30 lm mode has a runtime of up to 70 hours. The torch is powered by three manufacturer-approved AA alkaline batteries. Suitable for Inspection rounds in gas zones 0, 1 and 2 where the marking is appropriate Maintenance work in combustible dust zones 20, 21 and 22 where the marking is appropriate Inspecting gauges, equipment and pipework in industrial environments Use as a backup light where arrangements are in place to replace approved batteries outside the hazardous area Why choose the Fenix WF11E? Ga and Da protection level markings allow suitability to be assessed for zone 0 or 20 as well. At the 100 lm setting, the measured beam distance is up to 141 m. A magnetic base and body clip allow the torch to be secured while working. Three constant-light settings can be selected using a single switch. Three Energizer E91 AA alkaline batteries are included. Technical specifications Manufacturer: Fenix Model: WF11E Light source: neutral white Cree XP-G2 LED Low mode: 30 lm, up to 81 m, up to 70 hours Medium mode: 100 lm, up to 141 m, up to 29 hours and 30 minutes High mode: 200 lm, up to 185 m, up to 10 hours Power supply: 3 × AA alkaline batteries, 1.5 V Approved battery models: Energizer E91, Duracell MN1500 or Rayovac 815 ATEX certificate: TÜV 18 ATEX 8251 X IECEx certificate: IECEx TUR 18.0041X ATEX marking for gas atmospheres: II 1G Ex ia IIC T4 Ga ATEX marking for dust atmospheres: II 1D Ex ia IIIC T130°C Da IP66/IP67 Zones: gas 0, 1 and 2, combustible dust 20, 21 and 22 Permitted ambient temperature: −20 to +40 °C Protection rating: IP66/IP67 Dimensions: 167.5 × 24 × 49 mm Weight: 160 g without batteries Runtimes were measured using three Energizer E91 AA alkaline batteries. Included Fenix WF11E torch 3 × Energizer E91 AA alkaline batteries Wrist strap and spare seal User manual and warranty card Frequently asked questions Which AA batteries can be used in the Fenix WF11E? The manufacturer permits Energizer E91, Duracell MN1500 or Rayovac 815 AA alkaline batteries. Install three new batteries of the same model at the same time and replace them outside the hazardous area. Is the Fenix WF11E suitable for gas zone 0 or dust zone 20? The WF11E carries Ga marking for gas atmospheres and Da marking for dust atmospheres. Suitability must be confirmed based on the marking on the actual device, the substance present in the working environment and the temperature conditions. How long does the WF11E run on one set of batteries? Up to 70 hours at the 30 lm setting and up to 29 hours and 30 minutes at the 100 lm setting. Both figures were measured using Energizer E91 batteries. When is the Fenix WF11E the right choice? The WF11E is a suitable candidate if the workplace requires a Ga or Da protection level or prefers replaceable, manufacturer-approved batteries. If the workplace permits a light with a Gb or Db protection level and regular charging is more convenient than replacing batteries, it is worth assessing the suitability of the rechargeable Fenix WF30RE. Our recommendation Choose spare batteries by model designation, as AA batteries of the same size can have different characteristics. Keep three new batteries of the same model together as a set in a separate box. Replace the batteries outside the hazardous area and check that the torch is properly closed and the seal is intact before returning to work. Before first use, compare the torch's data label with the workplace requirements for the zone, substance and temperature. During an inspection round, start at the 30 lm setting to inspect the nearest gauge or piece of equipment, and increase the brightness if you need to see farther. If you attach the torch using the magnet, check that it holds securely before letting go. At the end of the shift, put the torch and suitable spare batteries in the designated place so the next user can find them together. An Ex ia torch with AA batteries for work The Fenix WF11E offers three light settings, a beam distance of up to 185 m and the option to replace the battery set in a safe area. Choose this model if the workplace requirements match the torch's Ex marking and replaceable batteries suit your working arrangements.
