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What is an explosion-proof cabinet? An explosion-proof cabinet, also known as an explosion-proof enclosure, refers to a box or cabinet that contains electrical components such as plugs, knobs, sockets, switches, control devices, etc. These components help prevent internal explosions from spreading into the surrounding environment, which otherwise could pose a threat to lives and property. What should be noted when using explosion-proof cabinets? 1. The floor on which the explosion-proof safety cabinet is placed should be level. 2. When multiple explosion-proof safety cabinets are placed together, the distance between each cabinet should be no less than 15 cm. 3. The explosion-proof safety cabinet should be placed away from sources of fire or other instruments and equipment that generate heat, as well as away from splashing chemical liquids or slag. 4. There is an electrostatic grounding terminal at the lower corner of the left outer wall of the cabinet. After placing the cabinet, connect the electrostatic grounding wire to promptly dissipate any static electricity accumulated inside the cabinet. 5. Items placed on the floor of the cabinet must not exceed the floor’s load capacity limit. If there are multiple layers of shelves, larger or heavier items should be placed on the lower layers, while smaller or lighter items should be placed on the upper layers. 6. If the explosion-proof safety cabinet is placed in a confined space, or if the location has strict restrictions on the evaporation of flammable liquids, a ventilation system should be connected to the cabinet’s vents in order to remove the flammable liquids that accumulate inside the cabinet as a result of evaporation. 7. At night or in low-light conditions, when it is necessary to put items into the cabinet or carry out other tasks, the surrounding lighting should be turned on, or an explosion-proof flashlight should be used for the work. 8. It is strictly prohibited to light candles, alcohol lamps, or use lighters near explosion-proof cabinets to avoid fires and explosions. 9. Smoking, throwing fireworks or firecrackers, or discarding other combustible items is strictly prohibited in the area where the explosion-proof cabinet is stored. 10. After opening the door, be sure to close it and lock it. It is strictly prohibited to leave the door open for long periods to prevent fire from entering the cabinet. 11. Normally, be careful to protect any door locks installed on the cabinets to prevent them from being damaged by impacts or other forces. 12. Be careful to protect the cabinet in daily use, preventing corrosive chemical liquids from hitting, scraping against, or splashing onto it, so as to avoid damaging the cabinet or its coating.