Heat dissipation issues in explosion-proof lights
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The explosion-proof rating for lighting used in the factory is DⅡBT4. The lights are placed inside enclosed explosion-proof covers, and as the lighting fixtures generate heat, this heat cannot escape from those enclosed covers, resulting in the light bulbs overheating and their lifespan being shortened. Does anyone have any good suggestions for improving this situation? Are there any other types of explosion-proof lights recommended? Thank you!
It is recommended to use bulbs with low heat output, or to install more light bulbs; bulbs with a smaller capacity can be used.
Dear moderator, do you use domestic or imported brands for your explosion-proof lights? What type of lights are they, and what is their power rating?
It seems fine; it’s recommended not to use too high a power level.
Reply to 3# liuliwen: Philips semi-spiral energy-saving lamp, 32W
Replacing them with low-power energy-saving lamps saves energy while still ensuring adequate lighting – it’s a win-win solution.
The 50W dimmable lamp delivers good performance.