220V/380V Connector Case Explosion-Proof Flameproof Junction Box for High Voltage Applications

Product Description:

The Ex Mark for this Vapour Proof Junction Casing is Ex Db IIC T6 Gb/ Ex Tb IIIC T80°C Db, indicating its suitability for use in potentially explosive atmospheres. The sturdy enclosure material of this Explosive Safe Junction Box is made of durable Aluminum Alloy, ensuring durability and reliability in harsh conditions.

With a water resistance rating of IP66, this Vapour Proof Junction Casing provides protection against powerful jets of water and ingress of dust, making it suitable for use in challenging outdoor environments.

Whether installed in hazardous locations or industrial settings, the Explosion Proof Junction Box offers a secure and reliable solution for housing electrical connections and components. Its robust construction and adherence to safety standards make it an essential component in ensuring the integrity of electrical systems in volatile environments.

When it comes to ensuring safety and reliability in hazardous areas, the Explosion Proof Junction Box is the ideal choice. Its Ex certification and rugged design guarantee protection against the risks associated with flammable substances, making it a crucial component for maintaining operational efficiency and safety in industrial applications.

Features:

• Product Name: Explosion Proof Junction Box
• Installation Method: Wall
• Enclosure material: Aluminum Alloy
• Dust Proof: WF2
• Cable Entry: G1/2
• Type: Junction Box

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

1. Grain and Food Processing Industry
This is an often overlooked but extremely high-risk sector.

Grain Processing: Flour mills, sugar mills, starch mills, feed processing plants, granaries, etc. When airborne grain dust (such as flour, powdered sugar, and starch) reaches a certain concentration, it can cause a violent dust explosion upon contact with an ignition source.

Food Processing: Cooking oil production plants, alcohol breweries, etc.

2. Textile and Wood Processing Industry
Textile mills: The processing of fibers such as cotton, linen, and wool produces large amounts of flammable fiber fluff and dust.

Wood Processing: Sawmills, furniture factories, and paper mills generate combustible wood dust.

3. Other Potentially Hazardous Environments
Sewage Treatment Plants: Sewage tanks, pumping stations, and other areas may produce flammable and toxic gases such as methane (biogas) and hydrogen sulfide.

Automotive Paint Shops: Paint booths are filled with flammable paint solvent vapors.

Storage and Logistics: Warehouses, ports, and docks storing flammable materials such as paint, alcohol, and solvents.

Laboratories: Chemical and biological laboratories handling flammable and explosive chemicals.