Ultra Vision Lighting High-Performance Industrial LED Lighting
Ultra Vision is a market-leading manufacturer of light-emitting diode (LED) lighting for adverse mining environments.
From our experience in industrial lighting, the primary issues are water and dust ingress, shock and vibrations, radio frequency (RF) interference, brackets breaking and LED failure due to over-heating. The cost of the lamp becomes insignificant compared to the cost of failure in the field, requiring technician input or vehicle downtime.
Having assessed the market for a number of years, offering imported products, Ultra Vision believed there was more that could be done to solve the issues that kept recurring.
High-performance LED lighting for the mining industry
All Ultra Vision lights are sealed to a minimum level of IP67 to ensure there is no water or dust ingress. They feature design details such as dipped screws in assembly to maintain the integrity of the seal while withstanding the use of water cannons and a build-up of coal dust.
Resistant to shock and vibration, our military-spec PC boards ensure that whatever the situation and environment, the lamps will also not interfere with any other communication device.
Ultra Vision incorporates 5mm stainless-steel brackets and rubber mounts to minimise the risk of breakage and has designed a temperature control circuit into each PC board to regulate the temperature and prevent overheating.
Specialised lighting for mobile plants
Ultra Vision’s Enforcer, Invader and Atom lighting are designed for mobile applications, in multi-volt or 24V variants only.
Ranging from 10W to 60W, these lamps have been designed to withstand anything that can be thrown at them in the mining and heavy industrial sectors. With a comprehensive mine-spec design, we offer a product to suit every application, with multiple bracket type, beam patterns and input voltage options available.
Custom-build LED floodlights for fixed plants
The Mine Master series are resilient, purpose-designed lamps for floodlight applications in both direct current (DC) and alternating current (AC).
These high-powered LED floodlights are available in three models covering 180W, 360W and 540W and have options of five beam patterns, making the Mine Masters extremely versatile.
Multiple bracket options and mounting positions, along with the IP68 waterproof rating, further increase their functionality for both indoor and outdoor applications.
Low-voltage light bars for off-road vehicles
The Nitro and Raptor series of low-voltage (LV) driving lights and light bars have been developed for off-road vehicles, ensuring every application is covered.
The flagship Nitro brand offers maximum performance, utilising our proprietary Widr® optic, delivering 1 lux at 1.2km. In addition, the compact, cost-efficient Raptors have been developed for the fleet and utility market.
Warehousing lighting
The Duralux high-bay LED lights are designed to give even-spread lighting within a warehouse or shed.
With wattage options ranging from 80W to 180W, Duralux caters for buildings up to 20m high. Using multiple small-chip LED’s and large surface areas, they offer high efficiency, even in hot and humid conditions, and have an operating temperature of up to 80°C.
A Duralux 120W would typically replace a 400W metal halide or sodium vapour, reducing power consumption between 70% and 80%.
Access lamps
The Atom and Flare access lamps are low-current draw options for illuminating walkways, gangways, stairwells, engine bays and conveyors.
With a range of mounting options and beam patterns, LED lighting really does offer a solution for every situation. Low current draw, zero maintenance and virtually unbreakable, LED industrial lighting has justifiably made its mark.
About Ultra Vision
With a purpose-built factory in Victoria, Australia, Ultra Vision has been manufacturing LED lighting since 2013.
Available with a five-year warranty, we have continuously assessed market issues to develop products that meet the requirements for mining, industrial and 4×4 applications.
Ultra Vision’s DuraVision, Nitro, Raptor and Mine Master brands have been designed specifically for their respective markets.
Our expertise covers the optics and electronics design, as well as the housing and mechanical aspects. This ensures that the whole system is working together to deliver the best result in the smallest possible package.
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3 Westbrook Road
Swan Hill
Victoria 3585
Australia
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ATOM LED Work Lamps
Dura Vision ATOM LED work lamps have proved their high performance and rugged construction in some of the harshest environments.
Dura Vision Enforcer 60w LED Work Lamp
The Dura Vision Enforcer 60w LED work lamp offers the latest in high powered LED technology, designed for use on heavy duty mining vehicles.
Dura Vision Invader 50w LED Work Lamp
The Dura Vision Invader 50w LED work lamp offers the latest in high powered LED technology, designed for use on heavy duty mining vehicles.
Nitro 80
The new Nitro 80 follows on from the Nitro 140 in a line of high performance products using a sophisticated Contrl® optic, significantly increasing distance while the central Widr® optic gives 180Deg of width.
NITRO 180 Maxx LED Driving Light
Many factors combine together to make a good driving light. To make a driving light exceptional, these factors have to be of a quality that takes the bar and sets it higher.
QUATTRO ELITE HID
The Quattro Elite HID driving light has proved it’s reliability in harsh environments for many years.
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The Mine Master has been designed as an energy efficient alternative for all MH & HPS lamps.
Read moreMany factors combine together to make a good driving light. To make a driving light exceptional, these factors have to be of a quality that takes the bar and sets it higher. With the new Nitro 180 Maxx, we have done just this!
Read moreThe new design Invader has just been released into the market marking a new departure for our 50W lamp.
Read moreFor the past eight years, there has been a ding-dong battle between lamp manufacturers as to whether 5W or 10W LEDs are the best. So, before arriving at any conclusions on this sometimes touchy subject, let’s dig a bit deeper into the function of the LEDs.
Read moreAs an auto electrician, I often get asked why LED mine lamps fail. Going back seven or eight years, the lamps were mainly halogen and HID. Failures then were very different to what they are now with LED but the lamps were a lot cheaper and so people threw them away without too much concern.
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3 Westbrook Road
Swan Hill
Victoria 3585
Australia
