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Remove the explosion-proof motor wiring cover

2017-10-08View Original

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Does the wiring cover of an explosion-proof motor need to be removed during installation? And how is the explosion-proof rating maintained after it is removed? Thank you!
Reply #22017-10-08
If it’s not opened, how can the wires be connected? As long as the sealing surface and seal rings are not damaged, the explosion-proof rating will not be reduced.
Reply #32017-10-09
When reinstalling it, a little 204 rust preventive oil can be applied to the flameproof surface
Reply #42017-10-11
It’s opened for maintenance or installation! ! During the time it was disassembled, its explosion-proof rating must have decreased! ! Only after full restoration can the explosion-proof rating be achieved. If it is necessary to disassemble the device in order to meet the explosion-proof requirements, the entire pump unit must be moved to a safe area before it can be opened.
Reply #52017-10-17
When making connections, ensure that the gland or flange is properly sealed and explosion-proof
Reply #62017-10-29
I’ve never thought about this issue; usually I just take it apart and connect the wires directly
Reply #72017-11-01
How can wiring be done without disassembling it? Once it is disassembled, as long as the sealing ring remains intact, there are generally no problems.
Reply #82017-11-02
Power must be disconnected before disassembly. When opening the cover and connecting wires, pay attention to the sealing performance of the explosion-proof gland
Reply #92017-11-03
If it is installed correctly, it will not affect the explosion-proof rating; so what’s the point of not removing it?

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