Applications
1. Grain and Food Processing Industry
Grain Processing: Flour mills, sugar mills, starch mills, feed processing plants, granaries, etc. When airborne grain dust (such as flour, powdered sugar, and starch) reaches a certain concentration and encounters an ignition source, it can cause a violent dust explosion.
Food Processing: Cooking oil production plants, alcohol breweries, etc.
2. Textile and Wood Processing Industry
Textile mills: The processing of cotton, linen, wool, and other fibers produces large amounts of flammable fiber fluff and dust.
Wood Processing: Sawmills, furniture factories, and paper mills generate flammable wood dust.
3. Other Locations with Potentially Hazardous Environments
Sewage Treatment Plants: Sewage tanks, pumping stations, and other areas may produce flammable and toxic gases such as methane (biogas) and hydrogen sulfide.
Automotive Spray Paint Shops: Paint spray booths are filled with flammable paint solvent vapors.
Storage and Logistics: Warehouses, ports, and docks that store flammable materials such as paint, alcohol, and solvents.
Laboratories: chemical laboratories and biological laboratories involving flammable and explosive chemicals.
How do I determine whether I need explosion-proof lighting?
Simply put, if a location is classified as an "explosive atmosphere" and has been clearly divided into explosion-hazardous zones (e.g., Zone 0, Zone 1, Zone 2; Zone 20, Zone 21, Zone 22) according to national standards (such as China's GB3836), then all electrical equipment within that area, including lighting, must use explosion-proof products of the corresponding explosion-proof grade and type.
Key keywords: flammable gases, flammable vapors, combustible dusts, and flammable fibers. Whenever these substances may be present in the work environment, the use of explosion-proof electrical equipment must be prioritized to ensure the safety of life and property.
The Importance of Using Explosion-Proof Products
1. Complying with International Regulations and Avoiding Legal Risks
Strict Global Regulation:
EU: The ATEX Directive (2014/34/EU) mandates the use of explosion-proof equipment in high-risk areas. USA: NEC (National Electrical Code) 500-506 Zone Divisions, OSHA regulated.
China: GB 3836-2010 Explosion-Proof Standards, Coal Mine Safety Regulations (AQ Standards).
Violation Penalties: Companies that fail to use compliant explosion-proof products may face heavy fines, production suspensions, and even criminal prosecution.
2. Improve Production Efficiency and Reduce Maintenance Costs
Explosion-proof LED Luminaires: Save 60% more energy than traditional explosion-proof metal halide lamps, with a lifespan of up to 50,000 hours, reducing replacement frequency.
Intelligent Explosion-Proof Systems: Integrated sensors and remote monitoring improve safety management efficiency.
Reduced Maintenance Downtime: Explosion-proof products are corrosion-resistant and vibration-resistant, suitable for harsh environments and reducing failure rates.
3. Adapt to Extreme Environments, Ensure Reliable Operation
Explosion-proof products are designed for harsh operating conditions and feature:
High/Low Temperature Resistance (-60°C to +80°C, suitable for Arctic oil fields or desert refineries).
Waterproof and Dustproof (IP66/IP68, suitable for offshore platforms or wet mines). Corrosion-resistant (316 stainless steel or special coating to resist chemical corrosive gases).
Technical Parameters
| Type | Plug & Receptacle |
| Ex Rate | Ex d e IIC T6 Gb |
| Rated Current【A】 | 16 | 32 | 63 |
| Rated Voltage | 220/380VAC |
| Degree of protection | IP66 |
| Entries | M25*1.5 (suitable for Φ8mm-Φ17mm cable) | M40*1.5 (suitable for Φ13mm-Φ27mm cable) | M40*1.5 (suitable for Φ13mm-Φ27mm cable) |
| The cable for plug | Φ8mm-Φ19mm | Φ12mm-Φ28mm | Φ12mm-Φ28mm |
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16A 32A ATEX Safe Explosion Proof Plug and Socket for Sewage Treatment Plants and Automotive Spray Paint Shops Images
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