Explosion Proof Switch The Top Solution for Industrial Applications in Explosive Environments

Product Description:

The Explosion Proof Switch is a top-of-the-line hazardous location switch designed to meet the demanding requirements of industrial environments where explosive gases or dust are present. With a high protection level of IP66, this switch is built to withstand harsh conditions and provide reliable performance in hazardous locations.

Constructed from marine grade aluminum, this switch is highly durable and corrosion-resistant, making it suitable for use in marine and industrial applications. The surface mount design allows for easy installation on walls or panels, providing convenience and versatility in various settings.

With a current rating of 10A, this switch is capable of handling moderate electrical loads, making it ideal for controlling lighting, motors, and other equipment in hazardous locations. The Ex marking of Ex Db IIC T6 Gb and Ex Tb IIIC T80°C Db indicates that this switch is certified for use in explosive gas and dust atmospheres, ensuring safety and compliance with industry standards.

The spark-proof toggle of the Explosion Proof Switch offers added safety in hazardous environments where the risk of ignition is high. This feature helps prevent sparks or arcs that could potentially trigger an explosion, making it a reliable choice for critical applications where safety is paramount.

Features:

• Product Name: Explosion Proof Switch
• Number Of Poles: 2
• Voltage: 220V/380V, 50/60HZ
• Ip Rating: IP66
• Ex Marking: Ex Db IIC T6 Gb, Ex Tb IIIC T80°C Db
• Cable Entry: G3/4''

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

1. Gas stations - During the refueling and unloading process, gasoline can easily evaporate, forming flammable vapors. These vapors, when mixed with air and exposed to sparks, can explode.
2. Chemical plant reaction rooms - During the production process, pipes and valves may leak flammable and explosive gases or solvent vapors such as benzene, alcohols, and ethers.
3. Coal mine tunnels - Coal seams continuously emit methane (gas), and mining operations generate large amounts of combustible coal dust, creating a typical explosive environment.
4. Flour mill grinding rooms - Grain processing generates airborne flour dust, which, when reaching a certain concentration, can cause a dust explosion when exposed to an ignition source.
5. Automotive paint spray booths - Paint mist and solvent vapors emitted by thinners (such as thinner) used during spraying are both flammable and explosive.
6. Gas boiler rooms/pressure regulating stations - Natural gas (primarily methane) pipelines and valves may leak, and accumulation can create an explosive atmosphere.
7. Alcohol/Liquor Bottling Plant - Alcohol (ethanol) is highly volatile. In a confined space, its vapor can form an explosive mixture when mixed with air.