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The attachment says the opposite. They change from HPS to LED lights.

HPS is an arc-type of light. If the glass shatters, you have an open arc. I'm guessing that is why they want to go with LED lights, but that is just a guess.
 
The light fixture must be approved for the hazardous location, whether HPS or LED.
HPS in any location is typically replaced with LED for efficiency and energy saving.

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Extended warm-up time can also be a consideration.

I am curious though as to why this question was posted in a motors and generator engineering forum . . .

CR

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