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Can electric heaters be used in explosive environments?

2020-09-10View Original

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Can electric heaters be used in explosive environments? For example, the presence of Class A and Class B substances.
Reply #22020-09-10
Of course, otherwise how could the high-temperature reaction take place? Electrical explosion protection measures must be properly implemented. I am not familiar with the explosion protection requirements for Zones 0 and 1; for Zone 2, explosion protection generally requires wired connections, and in more stringent cases, positive pressure ventilation is necessary
Reply #32020-11-18
Sure, but this electric heater needs to undergo explosion-proof certification.

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