Use of network cable interfaces in explosion-proof areas
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This post was last edited by hesonchang214 on 2019-9-24 at 23:55. One of the mobile calibration devices produced by our company is equipped with an explosion-proof computer, which communicates with the calibration system via an Ethernet cable. A network cable port needs to be installed on the device. Excuse me, experts – is it possible to set it up this way? Are there any regulations in this regard? What is usually done in situations where frequent plugging and unplugging occurs? Thank you all!
I’ve never come across this before; waiting for an expert to explain it
I’m waiting too; I don’t know when some expert will pass by
Since it’s a mobile scaling device, why not use wireless transmission? It’s so troublesome to keep pulling it out; moreover, the network port tends to loosen up
The plan you mentioned is indeed good; I’ll consult our system engineer about it later. Thank you for your feedback.
There are specialized explosion-proof network cable plugs and sockets
Does it have an explosion-proof certificate? What is the explosion-proof model?
Does it have an explosion-proof certificate? What is the explosion-proof model?