Explosion-Proof Lamp Is Suitable For Dangerous Places Where Combustible Gas And Dust Exist

Writer：Jane Time：2021-06-25 Browse：194

Explosion-proof lamp refers to the dangerous place where combustible gas and dust exist, which can prevent the internal arc, spark and high temperature from ignites the combustible gas and dust in the surrounding environment, so as to meet the requirements of explosion-proof lamps and lanterns. Also known as explosion-proof lamps and lanterns, explosion-proof lighting. Different combustible gas mixtures have different requirements on the explosion-proof grade and explosion-proof form of explosion-proof lamps. Specific reference GB3836, IEC60079.

With the rapid development of petroleum, chemical, mining and other industries, explosion-proof lighting lamps are used more and more widely in industrial production and storage, with more and more specifications. How to prevent the accidental explosion of lighting lamps in the dangerous places with explosive gas has become a very important topic. Because the lighting lamps inevitably produce electric sparks or form hot surface when working, once they meet with the explosive gas mixture at the production or rescue site, it will lead to the occurrence of explosion accidents, directly endangering the life safety of national property and citizens. Therefore, the explosion-proof lamp as the most widely used industrial lighting lamps, its explosion-proof technical problems have already caused people's general attention and high attention. The explosion-proof lamp is made of aluminum alloy shell with plastic-sprayed surface. Lighting, emergency dual use; The emergency LED explosion-proof lamp is equipped with maintenance-free lithium battery pack, which can be automatically charged under normal power supply, and the emergency light can be automatically lit in case of power failure or power failure. Steel pipe wiring; Emergency LED explosion-proof lights in the normal lighting and emergency lighting are independent; Lighting emergency dual-use lamp, normal lighting and emergency lighting share a lamp body, independent light source.