What's the difference between an explosion proof lamp and an ordinary fluorescent lamp?
First of all, "explosion proof" means to prevent the explosion of electrical appliances, such as sparks. So it's called explosion proof.Explosion proof is only from the explosion-proof surface, bell mouth. Make an article on the seal. This means that when the device fails, it does not produce sparks. It means that the equipment and the real society are taken off.So, do you understand? I really don't want to use professional language to answer questions.Professional, upstairs has been answered!
Explosion proof lamp with a glass chimney and sealing ring, waterproof, dustproof, prevent flammable gas drilling on the explosion-proof electrical explosion-proof lamp, obvious certificate number, and the lamp shell cast with explosion-proof mark.Ordinary fluorescent lamp can only be used in water, dust-free, flammable gas and other general places, simple structure.
The difference: explosion-proof lamp with a glass chimney and sealing ring, waterproof, dustproof, prevent flammable gas drilling on the explosion-proof electrical explosion-proof lamp, obvious certificate number, and the lamp shell cast with explosion-proof mark. Ordinary fluorescent lamp can only be used in water, dust-free, flammable gas and other general places, simple structure.A lamp is used for dangerous places exist combustible gas and dust, to prevent the lamp may produce arc, spark ignition and high temperature surroundings of combustible gas and dust, so as to achieve the requirements of explosion-proof lamps. Also known as explosion-proof lamps, explosion-proof lighting. Different flammable gas mixture environment has different requirements for explosion proof grade and explosion proof form of explosion proof lamp. Refer specifically to GB3836, IEC60079.Scope of application1 suitable for explosive gas atmospheres zone 1 and zone 2 dangerous places; 2 for IIA, IIB, IIC explosive gas environment; 3 is suitable for combustible dust environment 20 zone, 21 zone and 22 zone 4; apply to the temperature required for T1 T6 environment.
