Explosion-proof fluorescent lamps are different from ordinary fluorescent lamps, so the selection personnel should first understand the basic working principle of explosion-proof fluorescent lamps and familiarize themselves with explosion-proof signs before selecting them. Then select the model and other standards of the lighting fixtures based on the level of explosive hazardous areas.

The selection personnel need to understand the environmental conditions and work requirements for using lamps, in order to reasonably select appropriate explosion-proof fluorescent lamps. The shell protection level of explosion-proof fluorescent lamps for general outdoor use should be at least IP43 or above. In places where color recognition is required, explosion-proof fluorescent lamps with high-pressure mercury lamps and high-pressure sodium lamps cannot be chosen, as these two light sources have poor color rendering performance.

Finally, the selection personnel also need to have a full understanding of the explosion-proof fluorescent lamp, such as the product instructions, performance, precautions, etc. The general explosion-proof certificate number is followed by the "x" symbol, indicating that the lamp has a specific place of application. You should consult the product manual and nameplate to clarify the requirements of the place of application.