Wet-cleaned zones
Use this approach where hoses, spray, rinse-down or sanitation can reach the fixture.
Washdown lighting refers to lighting selected for environments where water spray, wet cleaning or sanitation can reach the luminaire. Suitability must be verified against the exact cleaning process.
Use the relevant conditions below to decide whether the topic applies to the installation being reviewed.
Use this approach where hoses, spray, rinse-down or sanitation can reach the fixture.
Consider exposure from adjacent operations as well as direct cleaning of the immediate zone.
Review the housing, cable entry and mounting points where water can collect or enter.
These are common reasons a seemingly suitable product path needs further project review.
Pressure, distance, temperature and frequency can change the required protection path.
Cleaning agents may affect seals, lenses, coatings and mounting materials over time.
Poor orientation or inaccessible interfaces can retain water and complicate cleaning.
Confirm the project requirements and current documents before making a suitability or compliance decision.
Capture the water source, nozzle, distance, temperature, chemical and cleaning frequency.
Verify protection, material and installation information in current controlled documents.
Confirm the standards and approval process used by the facility or equipment owner.
Use the checklist to prepare the technical information that a supplier, equipment manufacturer or project reviewer will need.
Published cases state their evidence boundary and do not infer confidential site data or unverified performance outcomes.
Review the published scope covering heat, grease, cleaning access and integrated-lighting constraints.
Read published case → Food processing · Region confidentialReview the documented cleaning exposure, humidity and service-access considerations.
Read published case →Continue with a related topic or send the project inputs needed for a specific recommendation.
Share the application, environment, cleaning method, drawings and required documentation.