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

1. Explosion-proof mark.

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

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

4. The number of the explosion-proof certificate, which proves that the product has passed the official inspection of 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.

5. Additional instructions. 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 and the built-in ballast.