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Does anyone have the installation instructions for an explosion-proof bimetallic thermometer?
Just install it according to the installation instructions, right? Straight-type connectors, flexible tubes.
We must completely eliminate 0 replies~~ For something that is purely mechanical and has nothing to do with electricity at all, does it even matter whether it is explosion-proof or not? Could it refer to something like a live contact?
A bimetallic thermometer is a mechanical thermometer; it contains no electrical components and therefore does not require electricity to function. So how can there be an issue related to explosion prevention? But the character for ‘violence’ written by the poster is probably there to prevent bad people from causing damage, right? Either that, or they often carry out violent disassembly and assembly there.
Haven’t heard of explosion-proof bimetallic thermometers
I have never seen an explosion-proof bimetallic thermometer. Has the poster confirmed that it is an explosion-proof bimetallic thermometer?
I have heard of it and seen it, but there is no instruction manual
Bimetallic thermometers don’t have electrical modules nor remote transmission capabilities; so how could they be related to explosion protection? I’ve never heard of that
I’ve actually seen it before; could you send a picture so everyone can take a look?
Hehe, thinking it was a joke, encouraging everyone to speak up – whether they understand or not
Just search online to find out if it’s available; you can also go and check out Jiangsu Jinhua Instrument Cable Co., Ltd