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ATEX Head Torches for Hazardous Areas

For hazardous areas, select equipment approved for the specific environment and follow site rules.

An ATEX head torch is intended for use in specified potentially explosive atmospheres. The certification and permitted conditions depend on the exact model, battery and marking. Petzl professional range includes PIXA models described for ATEX hazardous areas; confirm the product documentation matches your workplace zone.

ATEX Head Torches for Hazardous Areas

Common questions

Questions before you buy

What does ATEX mean for a head torch?

It refers to equipment requirements for potentially explosive atmospheres in the relevant regulatory framework. Check the complete marking and documentation for the model.

Can any LED head torch be used in an ATEX area?

No. Use only equipment approved for the area and task, and follow employer procedures and manufacturer instructions.

What should I check on an ATEX head torch?

Verify equipment group, category, gas or dust suitability, temperature marking and battery configuration against the site assessment.

Is a rechargeable ATEX head torch available?

Petzl lists the PIXA 3R as a rechargeable headlamp for ATEX hazardous areas. Confirm its current documentation and suitability for the particular zone.