I believe that most of the operators who have used LED explosion-proof lights know that there is a nameplate on the LED explosion-proof lights, but how many people have actually seen what is recorded on the nameplate of the LED explosion-proof lights? Today, we will introduce to you what are mainly contained on the nameplate of the LED explosion-proof lamp.

1. Explosion-proof mark.

2. Basic signs: including product name, model, manufacturer name, registered trademark, date of manufacture, etc.

3. Performance safety labels: including rated voltage, current, nominal frequency, light source power and quantity, allowable ambient temperature (the range is only -20~+40 degrees, not marked), specific applicable environmental signs (if only applicable to A certain explosive gas mixture product must be marked with the name or molecular formula of the flammable gas, the classification mark of the lamp, etc.

4. The explosion-proof certificate number, which proves that the product has been formally inspected by the explosion-proof inspection station. Some products have an "x" symbol after the explosion-proof certificate number, which indicates that the product can only be used under certain special safe use conditions. The specified conditions should be clearly and eye-catchingly indicated in the lamp housing or product manual.

5. Additional explanation. In addition to the above marks, the detailed instructions necessary to ensure correct installation, use and maintenance should be given in the manufacturer\'s product manual provided with the lamp, the ballast installed in the lamp, and the lamp.

(1) The allowable working position of explosion-proof luminaires. Some explosion-proof luminaires are only allowed to be installed and used in a certain position or a certain angle. This is because of the change of working position, the heat distribution on the surface of the explosion-proof luminaire and high surface temperature will occur. The main reason for the limitation of the working position of explosion-proof lamps is to control the high surface temperature so that it does not exceed the temperature group marked by the explosion-proof lamps itself, resulting in dangerous temperatures. In addition, the change of the working position will also affect the life and performance of some light sources, as well as the insulating materials, electrical components, and insulation performance of the different wires of the lamps and lanterns, as well as the life. Therefore, explosion-proof lamps with restrictions on the installation and use positions must be clearly stated.

(2) In order to reduce the high surface temperature of the explosion-proof lamps and reduce the product temperature grouping level, the design and selection of special specifications of the explosion-proof lamps must indicate the name of the light source, the model, the shape and size of the bulb and the manufacturer. If not specified, when the user changes to other bulbs of the same power, the high surface temperature of the explosion-proof lamps may exceed the ignition temperature of the explosive gas mixture in the use environment, posing an explosion hazard.

(3) Under the unfavorable conditions of normal operation, if the insulating material of the power cable or wire is subjected to high temperature in the lamp, if it exceeds 80 degrees, it should be marked so that the corresponding cable and wire can be selected. When there are special requirements for incoming cables or wires, the specification, model and applicable temperature must be indicated.

(4) Lamps with accumulators must state the type, nominal voltage and nominal capacity of accumulators to avoid loss and danger.

(5) E For explosion-proof lamps with condensing and similar performance, the short distance from the illuminated object should be indicated to prevent the illuminated object from being scorched and burnt.