Marine Explosion-proof Lights

Marine Explosion-proof Lights

Description:

Marine explosion-proof lights are typically used in hazardous environments on boats or ships where there is a risk of explosive gas or vapors. These lights are designed to prevent sparks or heat from the light fixture from igniting any flammable substances in the surrounding environment. They are commonly used in oil rigs, chemical tankers, and other marine vessels where there is a risk of explosion.

Features:

Explosion-proof housing: These lights are housed in a specially designed enclosure that is able to withstand an explosion without igniting any flammable substances that may be present in the surrounding environment.

Corrosion resistance: Marine explosion-proof lights are constructed using materials that are highly resistant to corrosion, such as marine-grade stainless steel or aluminum.

Sealed design: These lights are designed to be completely sealed to prevent any hazardous materials from entering the housing and potentially causing an explosion.

Shock resistance: Marine explosion-proof lights are built to withstand the rigors of a marine environment, including high winds, waves, and impacts from objects.

High efficiency: These lights are designed to provide high levels of illumination while using minimal energy, making them more environmentally friendly and cost-effective.

Easy maintenance: Marine explosion-proof lights are designed for easy maintenance, with features such as quick-release mounting brackets and tool-less access to the internal components.

Overall, marine explosion-proof lights are built to be reliable, safe, and efficient in hazardous marine environments, helping to protect workers and equipment from potentially dangerous situations.

Application:

Marine explosion-proof lights are designed for use in hazardous environments where flammable gases, vapors, or dusts are present. These environments can include oil rigs, chemical plants, refineries, and other industrial settings where there is a risk of explosion or fire. In marine applications, explosion-proof lights may be used in areas such as engine rooms, cargo holds, and other areas where there may be a risk of combustible materials coming into contact with electrical equipment.

Explosion-proof Certification: 

CCS, approved by European Union ATEX Explosion Proof Certification and European Union IECEX International Anti-riot Certification.

Standard & authentication:

Product showcase:

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Explosion-proof knowledge:

Explosion-proof equipment knowledge
Temperature grade	T1	T2			T3			T4	T5	T6
	450℃	300℃			200℃			135℃	100℃	85℃
Work environment type	Ⅰ	Ⅱ			Ⅲ
		ⅡA	ⅡB	ⅡC	ⅢA	ⅢB	ⅢC
Work environment	Underground coal mine	All other explosive atmospheres (except Underground coal mine)			Flammable fly	Non-conductive dust	Conductive dust

Comparison of explosion-proof types:

Flame-proof luminaire (d)	Place the parts of the equipment that can produce spark arc in the flameproof enclosure during normal operation. The flameproof shell can withstand the internal explosion pressure without damage, and can ensure that the internal flame gas propagates through the gap to reduce the energy, not enough to detonate the gas outside the lamp body.
Increased safety luminaire (e)	During normal operation, it does not generate electric arcs, sparks and dangerous high temperatures. Further protective measures should be taken to improve the safety and reliability of the equipment.
Positive pressure type (p)	Ensure that the pressure of the inside gas is higher than the surrounding gas to prevent explosive mixtures from entering the enclosure. Or to ensure a sufficient amount of protective gas by reducing the concentration of the explosive mixture inside to avoid explosion.

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