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Increased-safety motor

2008-01-28View Original

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I just ran into a problem and would like to ask about the specifications of increased-safety type, explosion-proof type, and ordinary motors – what are the specific differences between them, and what additional features are included in each type? Thank you:handshake
Reply #22008-01-30
Firstly, motors are divided into ordinary types and explosion-proof types. The increased safety type is merely a variant of the explosion-proof motor; it refers to the explosion-proof classification of the motor. There are many such explosion-proof classifications, including flame isolation, increased safety, intrinsically safe, positive pressure, and impregnation – all of which are forms of explosion protection.

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