What is the specific difference between explosion-proof lamps and ordinary lamps?
LED explosion-proof industrial and mining lamps and ordinary LED industrial and mining lamps difference:First: explosion-proof industrial and mining lamp has explosion-proof grade requirements, generally need to pass explosion-proof certificationSecond: the process and process is also differentThird: all the material is also differentSpecific, you can consult the Shenzhen Yong Xin photoelectric,Their LED explosion-proof lamps are very professionalAre you satisfied with the above answer?
The explosion-proof explosion-proof lamp has the effect in special circumstances not, because the use of sealed, waterproof effects, of which there is such a strange Chen lighting, ordinary lamps not work under special circumstances, because no such protection light source.
The explosion-proof explosion-proof lamp has the effect in special circumstances not, because the use of sealed, waterproof effects, of which there is such a strange Chen lighting, ordinary lamps not work under special circumstances, because no such protection light source.Distinguish explosion proof lamps and non explosion proof lamps[1] according to the classification of protective shell for protection: dust, solid particles and water into the lamp cavity, touch or product set fire jump, short-circuit or destroy the electrical insulation of dangerous live parts, there are many ways to protect the protective effect of electrical insulation. Use the letter "IP" followed by two numbers to indicate the level of protection of the shell. The first figures indicate the ability to protect people, solids, foreign matter or dust. Divided into 0 - 6 levels. Explosion proof lamps and lanterns is a kind of sealed lamps and lanterns, its dustproof ability is at least 4 or more, second figures represent the protection ability to the water, divide into 0 - 8 levels.[2] lamps: lamps, refers to light transmission, distribution and change the light distribution devices, so that the light source reliably emit light, to meet the needs of human activities in light of lighting equipment. The lamp "stirrup" stirrup is an ancient cooking utensils, "stirrup (light)" and its name for its appearance and its similarity. In English, lamp comes from the Greek language lampas, which is intended as a torch. It is an early flame light source and a luminaire. In addition to the electric light source, modern electric lamps also include optical components, electrical components and mechanical components.
