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Whatisthedifferencebetweenexplosion-prooflevelsIIIBandIIIC|TechnicalSpecifications

Technical Specifications

What is the difference between explosion-proof levels IIIB and IIIC

IIIB and IIIC both serve as classifications for explosion-proof electrical equipment in dusty settings, with IIIC ranking above IIIB.

IIICT 135℃DbIP65
III
Surface dust
T1 450℃Ma IP65
T2 300℃Mb
T3 200℃
A
Flammable flying flocs
Da
T4 135℃
Db
B
Non conductive dust
T2 100℃Dc
A
Conductive dust
T6 85℃

In environments categorized as IIIA, IIIB, or IIIC, IIIC locations pose the greatest risk. IIIC explosion-proof servo motors are appropriate for use in IIIB dust environments, whereas IIIB motors are not intended for use in gaseous environments.

All explosion-proof servo motors are classified as IIIC, making them suitable for a range of dusty conditions.

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