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Can a positively ventilated explosion-proof cabinet determine the explosion-proof rating of the control cabinet?

2022-06-28View Original

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As the title suggests, when a control cabinet uses positive pressure ventilation, is it possible to lower its explosion protection rating? For example, can E*aⅡCT4 be downgraded to ExdⅡBT4?
Reply #22022-06-28
Friend, does your cabinet have intrinsically safe features? Please learn more about intrinsically safe applications if that’s the case. For the cabinet, you can choose between increased safety and explosion protection; for the electrical components inside, you can opt for intrinsically safe or explosion protection designs.
Reply #32022-06-29
If it has a 220V power supply, it’s basically impossible to achieve intrinsically safe operation
Reply #42022-06-29
The concept isn’t clear; positive pressure ventilation is used to increase the explosion-proof rating of cabinets. If you understand what IA and D mean, you won’t ask such a question.

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