Te Tauira me te Utu o te Pouaka Tuari Pahū-Tara

He maha nga patai a nga kaihoko mo nga momo me nga utu tata o nga pouaka tohatoha pahū. Hei whakatika i enei patai, let’s discuss the models and pricing of explosion-proof lights, te tumanako ki te awhina i nga tangata katoa.

Tauira Tātari:

Pahū-pahū distribution boxes are categorized based on classification into IIB and IIC taumata.

I runga i nga korero rauemi, these boxes come in aluminum alloy, pereti maitai fehokotaki'anga, me te kowiri tira.

Functionally, explosion-proof distribution boxes are divided into:

1. CXM Explosion-Proof Lighting Boxes

2. CXD Explosion-Proof Power Boxes

3. BXK58 Series Explosion-Proof Control Boxes

4. BSG Series Explosion-Proof Distribution Cabinets and BPG51 Series Pehenga Pai Explosion-Proof Cabinets

5. BQX Series Explosion-Proof Star-Delta Starters

6. BQP Series Explosion-Proof Frequency Converters

7. BQJ Series Explosion-Proof Auto-Transformer Reduced Voltage Electromagnetic Starters

8. BXS Series Explosion-Proof Maintenance Power Socket Boxes

Price Calculation:

1. Understand the components of a standard distribution box, which generally includes: isolator switches, plastic-shell circuit breakers, iti ia iahiko motumotu, surges, busbars, mutunga, insulators, casings, rama tohu, and connecting conductors. List these items for a cost breakdown.

2. Based on tender requirements, determine the grade of components and casings. Hei tauira, for joint venture brand components, choose brands like ABB or Schneider Electric. Na, get quotes from brand distributors based on your list. Sum up the total cost of components, add a factor based on your production and management costs plus desired profit, and then provide an external quote.

Explosion-proof distribution boxes are significantly more expensive than standard ones, usually priced based on wiring diagrams. The design of explosion-proof boxes is done according to the wiring diagram, including the cost of the casing, nga waahanga, ancillary materials, and labor.