He aha ka mea e nānā ai i ka wā e hoʻohana ai i nā kukui hōʻoiaʻiʻo i ka pahū ʻana ma nā hale hoʻokele kinoea

1. Nā Kukui Pahū-Aʻo i loko o nā Hale Hana ʻea:

I nā hale hoʻolele kinoea, ʻO nā kukui pahū-hōʻiliʻili pinepine i kahi papa o ka ʻaila kiʻiʻoniʻoni, i uhi ʻia me ka lepo i ka manawa. Hiki i kēia kiʻiʻoniʻoni ke keʻakeʻa i ka hele ʻana o ka mālamalama ma ka uhi aniani. No laila, it’s essential to clean the transparent covers of the explosion-proof lights regularly, based on the actual conditions at the station.

2. Wiring of Explosion-Proof Lights:

The wiring for explosion-proof lights should be done using conduit. This approach prevents the wires from being exposed and safeguards them against damage caused by rodents, birds, or abrasions from building metal structures.

3. Installation Height of Explosion-Proof Lights in Gas Stations:

The installation height of explosion-proof lights in gas stations should not be too low. ʻO ka maʻamau, the height of an unladen trailer is about 4.2 mika. ʻO ke kūpono, explosion-proof lights should be installed at a height of more than 10 mika ma luna o ka honua. This ensures that the lights do not obstruct the contents of trailers.