Appleton VC-75 V-51 Series Mou...
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Appleton VC-75 V-51 Series Mounting Hood, 3/4 In Hub, Malleable Iron

Appleton VC-75 V-51 Series Mounting Hood, 3/4 In Hub, Malleable Iron

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Model: VC-75

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Appleton VC-75 mounting hood for V-51 series luminaires, malleable iron, 3/4 in conduit hub, NEMA 3.

A replacement or build-out part for the Appleton V-51 incandescent luminaire, an enclosed and gasketed fixture for 60 to 300 W medium base lamps in hazardous, industrial and wet locations. The V-51 luminaire is rated Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, D. This listing is the mounting hood only; the globe, guard and reflector are ordered separately.

Product Specs

Product Type:
Luminaire Mounting Hood
Voltage Rating:
150V
Product Wattage:
60-300W
Bulb Base:
Medium Base
Product Finish:
Epoxy Powder Coat
Standards:
Class I Division 2, Groups A, B, C, D
Configuration:
NEMA 3R Enclosure
Product Material:
Malleable Iron
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Lighting
Product Subgroup:
Light Fixtures
Hazardous Location Equipment:
Lighting
Nec Hazardous Rating:
Class I, Division 2
Nec Hazardous Group:
Group A
Nec Hazardous Group:
Group B
Nec Hazardous Group:
Group C
Nec Hazardous Group:
Group D

Appleton VC-75 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Can the Appleton V-51 luminaire be used in a Class I, Division 1 area?
No. The V-51 Series is rated Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C and D under both NEC and CEC, along with Class II Divisions 1 and 2 (Groups E, F, G) and Class III. Division 1 Class I areas require an explosionproof fixture rated for that division, so the V-51 is not the right choice there. For a Division 2 area with combustible dust or fibers present as well, it covers all three classes in one fixture.
2) What lamp does the Appleton V-51 hazardous location fixture take?
It takes a standard medium base incandescent lamp from 60 up to 300 watts. The socket is porcelain with a brass screw shell and is shock absorbing, which is what lets an incandescent lamp survive in a vibrating industrial space. Do not exceed 300W.
3) Can I run the Appleton V-51 luminaire on 277V?
No. The V-51 carries a maximum input voltage of 150V, so it is a 120V-class fixture. A 277V branch circuit needs a different luminaire or a transformer ahead of it.
4) Will the Appleton V-51 hold up outdoors or in a washdown area?
It is an enclosed and gasketed fixture with a NEMA 3R enclosure rating, so it is suited to wet and damp locations, tunnels, and outdoor industrial spots. The mounting hood and globe adapter are malleable iron with a triple-coat finish, zinc electroplate, then chromate, then epoxy powder coat, which is what handles corrosive atmospheres such as chemical plants.
5) How does the guard attach on the Appleton V-51, and do I need clamps?
No separate clamps. The guard snaps into two recesses in the globe adapter, so it goes on and comes off without tools when you relamp. That matters for maintenance crews servicing fixtures off a lift.
6) What mounting options are there for the Appleton V-51 luminaire?
Pendant, 45 degree stanchion, and a range of ceiling and wall mountings. The mounting is part of the fixture build rather than a field accessory, so pick the hood configuration that matches the opening before you order. Model VC-75 is one specific configuration within the family.
7) Is the Appleton V-51 VC-75 just a finish variant of the other V-51 fixtures?
No. The V-51 platform is a set of distinct sub-series, VGL, VPG1, VA, VGAT, VXHA, VWG, VC, VD and others, each a different combination of mounting hood, globe material and guard style. VC-75 is a specific sub-series build, not an option code on a common base fixture, so ordering by catalog number matters if you are matching existing fixtures in the plant.
8) Is field wiring the Appleton V-51 a splice-in-the-box job?
It comes with a connection block, so you land conductors on terminals instead of making splices, and the unitized construction means fewer pieces to assemble at the fixture. A neoprene rubber ring in the reflector neck snaps into the hood groove to take up vibration and keep the globe from chipping.
How fast can I get the Appleton VC-75 delivered?
Most orders ship the same day from our distribution partners, with quick delivery throughout the continental U.S. Need it urgently? Contact Us for expedited shipping options.
Can I return it if it doesn’t work for me?
Yes—ZenSupply offers a hassle-free return policy. If the product isn’t the right fit, reach out to our support team for a return authorization or setup a return by following our return instructions.
Does the Appleton VC-75 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Appleton VC-75 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
How do I get technical support or installation help for the Appleton VC-75?
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