What is an Explosion Proof or Hazardous Location Light?
Hazardous Location and Explosion Proof are two different concepts. These area designations demand various methods.
Designated Explosion-Proof AreasEXC-explosion-proof-light-fixture
Class I, Division 1 ratings are often assigned to explosion proof lights. They must stop components with high voltage and amperage from acting as an ignition source. The elements that produce sparks are enclosed in a substantial enclosure. The device prevents hot gases from getting through in the event that vapours or gas leak in and catch fire. nonetheless, permits the passage of chilly gases via joints.
Areas with Designated Hazardous Locations
Hazardous places in North America are categorised into classes, divisions, and zones.
Class and Divisions System (Only US & Canada):
Under typical working conditions, ignitable quantities of flammable gases, vapours, or liquids may exist constantly or sometimes in Class I, Division 1.
Where ignitable concentrations of flammable gases, vapours, or liquids are unlikely to exist under typical working conditions is Class I, Division 2.
Groups A, B, C, and D of Class I include acetylene, hydrogen, ethylene, and propane.
Under typical operating conditions, ignitable quantities of flammable dusts may occur constantly or sometimes in Class II, Division 1.
Where ignitable quantities of flammable dusts are not anticipated to exist under typical operating conditions is Class II, Division 2.
Class II Groups E and F for metal dust, G and G for grain dust,
Under typical working conditions, ignitable concentrations of ignitable fibres and flyings may occur constantly or sometimes in Class III, Division 1.
Where ignitable concentrations of ignitable fibres and flyings are not anticipated to exist under typical working conditions is Class III, Division 2.
According to the frequency and duration of an explosive gas/dust atmosphere, hazardous places are divided into the following Zones:
Zone 0, 20 - Continuously, regularly, or for extended periods of time, a potentially combustible environment is present.
Zone 1, 21: Occasionally, during routine operation, a potentially flammable environment is likely to occur.
Zone 2, 22: If a potentially flammable atmosphere does arise during normal operation, it will only last for a short time.
Feature:
● Factory direct sale
● Complete certificates
● Safe and stable
● Quality assurance
● Explosion proof
Specification:
| Product Name | 200W Explosion proof lamp |
| Power | 100W150W200W300W400W |
| Color Temperature(CCT) | 6000K (Daylight Alert) |
| IP Rating | IP65 |
| Lamp Luminous Flux(lm) | 110 |
| Working Temperature(℃) | -40 - 80 |
| Working Time (hours) | 50000 |
