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Explosion proof lights are high resistance lights that can work in hazardous conditions where dust and flammable petrochemicals are present. These are used in industrial applications.
What are the product features of explosion proof light?
What is an explosion proof light?
What are the different grades of explosion proof light?
The explosion proof light ensures longer durability by being dust and water resistant.
The explosion proof light includes a high temperature and aging resistant fiberglass housing.
The explosion proof light has an extended lifetime of more than 50,000 hours due to its anti-corrosion properties.
explosion proof light fast heat dissipation and light attenuation for better and longer performance.
The diffuser includes IP66 protection and optical design.
Explosion proof lamps available for LED, fluorescent and metal halide lamps
ATEX certified and UL certified product range
Before we look at the requirements for an explosion proof light, we should go into more detail about what it is and isn't. Many people think of explosion proof lighting as lighting that can survive an actual explosion because it is used in areas where hazardous materials are present, but that has nothing to do with that aspect. explosion proof lighting is a luminaire that can be exposed to certain elements such as chemicals, gases or high temperatures, and is designed to prevent the luminaire itself from exploding due to exposure to these harsher conditions and environments. This feature is important because it doesn't send glass flying everywhere if the light fixture explodes.
Different regions may have different requirements for explosion proof light. Fixture types can be broken down into several classes, and finding the right class for your application will depend on those classes.
These are the requirements for explosion proof lighting:
Class I, Division 1 - Areas in which flammable concentrations of gases, vapors or liquids are present continuously or periodically in the atmosphere under normal operating conditions.
Class I, Division 2 – Areas where flammable concentrations of gases, vapors or liquids are present in the atmosphere under abnormal operating conditions.
Class II Division 1 – Areas where concentrations of combustible dusts are present in the atmosphere under normal operating conditions.
Class II, Division 2 – Areas where flammable concentrations of combustible dusts are present in the atmosphere under abnormal operating conditions.
Class III, Zone 1 – Areas where flammable fibers or materials producing flammable residues or shavings are present in the atmosphere under normal operating conditions.
Class III, Division 2 – Areas where flammable fibers or materials producing flammable residues or shavings are present in the atmosphere under abnormal operating conditions.
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