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Brand: Streamlight
Streamlight Vulcan 180 HAZ-LO ATEX Zone 0 Rechargeable Lantern
Description
A rechargeable Zone 0 lantern with a 180-degree tilting head
The Streamlight Vulcan 180 HAZ-LO ATEX is a carry lantern for emergency response and plant work in explosive atmospheres. Three white LEDs behind deep-dish parabolic reflectors give 450 lumens and 25,000 candela on high, reaching 316 m, and 130 lumens on low for 30 hours. The head tilts through 180 degrees and locks in the forward position, so the lantern can light the work from a hand-carried, shoulder-slung or floor-standing position.
Two ultra-bright blue LEDs at the rear act as safety taillights, giving rear visibility to colleagues and vehicles. A large tactile push button operates the light with gloves; one press selects high, and press and hold selects low. The housing is a high-impact nylon in safety yellow or safety orange with a rubberised cushion-grip handle.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Item numbers | 44342 ATEX 230V AC/12V DC; 44343 ATEX 240V UK AC/12V DC; 44344 ATEX 240V AUS/NZ AC/12V DC; 44347 InMetro 230V AC/12V DC; further numbers on the information sheet reverse; all include quick-release shoulder strap |
| High mode | 450 lumens; 25,000 candela; 316 m beam distance |
| Low mode | 130 lumens; 8,000 candela; 179 m beam distance |
| Run time | High 14 hours; low 30 hours (to 10% of initial output) |
| Light source | Three white high-power LEDs and two blue taillight LEDs, 50,000 hour lifetime |
| Battery | Rechargeable 10.35 Ah lithium-ion; full recharge in 16 hours; battery status indicator |
| Dimensions | Length 18.87 cm; width 10.97 cm; height 11.07 cm |
| Weight | 1,111 g with battery |
| Housing | High-impact nylon with one-way vent valve; gasket-sealed polycarbonate lens |
| Ingress and impact | IPX4 water resistant; 2 m impact tested |
| ATEX | II 1G Ex ia IIC T4 Ga (fact sheet prints Ex iaT4 Ga); DEMKO 19 ATEX 2307X |
| IECEx / InMetro | Ex ia IIC T4 Ga; IECEx UL 19.0115X; DNV 20.0147X |
| Ambient temperature | -20 C to +40 C per the ATEX certificate |
| Charging rack | Quick-install rack in the same footprint as LiteBox and Vulcan series; meets NFPA 1900 (2024) |
Certificate conditions worth noting
The ATEX certificate states the marking as II 1G Ex ia IIC T4 Ga with an ambient range of -20 C to +40 C, and says the device may only be charged in a non-hazardous environment. Charging therefore needs a designated safe-area station, usually a vehicle or a workshop, rather than a spot on the process unit.
The standard system includes the quick-install charging rack with both AC and DC chargers, and the vehicle mount system includes a heavy-duty direct-wire cord. The fact sheet lists optional charge cords for 100, 120, 230 and 240 V AC and 12 V DC.
Comparing the Vulcan lanterns
The Vulcan 180 HAZ-LO is the Zone 0, IIC choice in the Vulcan range, whereas the Vulcan LED ATEX is marked for Zone 2 and Zone 22. The Vulcan Clutch has a clamping handle and a rotating head but no hazardous-area rating on its fact sheet.
Typical uses are rescue and fire-ground lighting, shutdown and turnaround walk-downs, and lighting a vessel entry point. Because the rack fits the same footprint as other Streamlight lanterns, a mixed fleet can share charging positions.
Documents and quotation
Attached are Streamlight’s own fact sheet and item-number sheet. Confirm the supply voltage, plug cord and whether a vehicle-mount or standard system is wanted, plus the ambient temperature of your area against the certificate range. Provide the plug cord or vehicle-mount choice and the ambient temperature range of the area. Browse more Electrical & Power products on this site.
Datasheets & Documents
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About brand
Streamlight is an American manufacturer of professional flashlights, headlamps, lanterns and scene lights. The business was set up in 1973 near Philadelphia by investor Harry French around a high-intensity light that grew out of a solar simulator built for NASA. Streamlight moved to its present 240,000 square foot headquarters and plant in Eagleville, Pennsylvania, in 2001.
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Streamlight company profile
| Founded | 1973, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, USA |
|---|---|
| Origin | A halogen light developed from a NASA solar simulator, turned into a handheld light for police and military users |
| Headquarters | Eagleville, Pennsylvania, since 2001 |
| Leadership | Raymond L. Sharrah, CEO; Michael F. Dineen, President since February 2025 |
| Product families | Stinger rechargeable lights, ProTac and Survivor flashlights, intrinsically safe lights and headlamps for hazardous locations, Vantage and Enduro helmet lights, Waypoint and E-Spot lanterns, portable scene lights |
Milestones
- 1973: Streamlight is set up in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.
- 1977: The company is based in Norristown, Pennsylvania.
- 2001: Streamlight moves to its Eagleville headquarters.
- 2023: Streamlight marks 50 years in business.
Streamlight product series
ATEX and IECEx rated flashlights include the 2AA and 2AAA ProPolymer HAZ-LO for zone 0, the Dualie 3AA family with dual beam, laser and Color-Rite versions and the rechargeable Dualie, the Survivor, Survivor X and Survivor Pivot right-angle lights, and the Stylus and Stylus Reach penlights for zone 1. Headlamps include the 3AA HAZ-LO and Enduro Pro HAZ-LO.
Lanterns and area lights include the Vulcan 180 HAZ-LO rechargeable lantern for zone 0, the Vulcan LED for zone 2, the E-Flood LiteBox, the Super Siege lantern and the Syclone magnetic work light for unclassified areas.
Where Streamlight lights are used
Inspection and maintenance in refineries, gas plants, tank farms and offshore facilities, confined space entry, emergency response and general plant work. Marking, zone, gas group and temperature class differ by model and by the battery fitted, so the certificate and product label must match the area classification.
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Ordering Streamlight lights: what we need
Send the five-digit item number with the charger voltage or plug type, colour and quantity. For hazardous-area lights state the zone, gas group and temperature class required, because item numbers vary by certification, voltage and package.
Facts checked against Streamlight press releases and trade press histories, October 2026.
Browse Streamlight products by category: Industrial & Hazardous Area Lighting.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the output of the Vulcan 180 HAZ-LO ATEX?
450 lumens and 25,000 candela on high, 130 lumens and 8,000 candela on low.
What ATEX marking does it carry?
II 1G Ex ia IIC T4 Ga under DEMKO 19 ATEX 2307X.
What are the blue LEDs for?
Two ultra-bright blue taillight LEDs give rear visibility.
How long does it take to charge?
The 10.35 Ah lithium-ion battery fully recharges in 16 hours.
Can it be charged in a hazardous area?
No. The certificate says the device can only be charged in a non-hazardous environment.
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