Tlhaloso:
Joalokaha lebitso le bolela, mosebetsi o ka sehloohong oa lebone le thibelang ho phatloha ke ho thibela ho phatloha. Li-bulbs tse tloaelehileng li atisa ho chesa ka mor'a hore li lule li le nakoana 'me li ka phatloha habonolo ha li sa sebetsoe ka hloko. Leha ho le joalo, mabone a thibelang ho phatloha, hangata ba sebelisa li-tubes tsa LED, don’t exhibit this heating issue, significantly reducing the risk of bursting. Ka hona, in areas with high requirements for explosion and fire prevention, the use of explosion-proof lights is essential to ensure safety.
Scope of Application:
Explosion-proof lights are mainly used in hazardous places with combustible gases and dust. They prevent the ignition of surrounding e ka chang gases and dust by internal arcs, litlhase, and high temperatures, ka ho etsa joalo e fihlela litlhoko tse thibelang ho phatloha. Also known as explosion-proof luminaires or explosion-proof lighting. Different khase e tukang mixtures have different requirements for the explosion-proof grade and type of explosion-proof light. Refer specifically to GB3836 and IEC60079.
E loketse bakeng sa qhoma tikoloho ea khase sebakeng sa Zone 1 le Zone 2;
E loketse IIA, IIB, IIC level explosive gas environments;
E loketse bakeng sa lerole le tukang tikoloho 20, 21, le 22;
Suitable for environments with mocheso groups from T1 to T6.
Tshebetso:
As the most widely used lighting fixture, the explosion-proof light’s technology has long garnered widespread attention and significance. Featuring an aluminum alloy shell with surface plastic spraying; it’s designed for both lighting and emergency use.
It houses maintenance-free nickel-cadmium batteries, automatically charging under normal power supply and illuminating automatically during power outages or emergencies; it’s designed for steel pipe wiring. In specialized emergency lights, normal illumination and emergency illumination are independent; dual-purpose lighting for normal and emergency situations, sharing one light body but independent light sources.
The kganya e sa phatloheng, through unique light distribution design, precisely controls the light pattern and emission angle of the LED source, avoiding light pollution and ineffective light utilization. The light is soft and glare-free, preventing eye fatigue for operators and enhancing work efficiency.
It can also be equipped with internationally renowned T5 fluorescent tubes upon customer request, offering high luminous efficiency and suitability for actual lighting conditions, saving about 30% of energy compared to T8 tubes. It can also be fitted with an emergency device upon user request. Lightweight and built into the light body, the lamp automatically switches to emergency lighting mode when external power is cut off.
The above details the functions of explosion-proof lights. Ha o reka, it’s advisable to visit a local, reputable construction materials market to ensure the quality of the lights.