Kakaretso ea Lisosa tse Tloaelehileng tsa Likotsi tsa Li-Air Conditioners tse Phahlohang

Bophelong ba letsatsi le letsatsi, hangata batho ba tobana le mathata a mangata ka li-air conditioner tse thibelang ho phatloha ka lebaka la mabaka a fapaneng, ho kenyeletsoa ho kenya maemo a tlase, litokiso tse liehang, litlhophiso tse sa lumellaneng, tšebeliso ea lisebelisoa tsa motlakase tse sa sebetseng hantle, le khaello e akaretsang ea tlhokomeliso ea polokeho nakong ea ts'ebetso. Lintho tsena hangata li baka likotsi. A common issue is that the casings of explosion-proof air conditioning electrical equipment may not be grounded properly. Even when grounding devices are present, they may not be connected or soldered correctly to the terminal, leading to accidents due to improperly replaced power cords or exposed wiring.

Ho phaella moo, the risk of electric shock arises when installers, who may not be professional electricians or lack electrical safety knowledge, use inferior electrical products or fail to maintain rigorous safety protocols during work. This lack of vigilance and maintenance can also lead to electric shock incidents.

In factories, should an accident occur with an moea o thibelang ho phatloha, the consequences can be dire and far-reaching. Ka hona, it’s of paramount importance to exercise caution in every stage of usage and installation, avoid reckless practices, and ensure the safety of explosion-proof air conditioners in production environments.