Do Paint Rooms Need Explosion-proof ACs?

Do Paint Rooms Need Explosion-proof ACs?

The answer is YES.

Explosion proof air conditioning installed in paint storage warehouses and workshops can be used to prevent fires caused by high temperatures, and to ensure comfort for people in the working environments.

In paint spraying places, they are generally relatively sealed, especially in vehicle repair workshops and workshops. The space is relatively small. When working, they are often filled with flammable and explosive gases such as paint, dust, and perfume. These solvents, as paint thinners, evaporate rapidly after being painted. When the air contains a certain proportion, when encountering ignition sources or high temperatures, gas explosion will occur. Therefore, in these places, in addition to strictly prohibiting smoking and open flames, all electrical equipment should be explosion-proof in order to prevent electrical sparks generated during the opening, closing, and operation of electrical equipment from igniting flammable gases in the air. Now the national fire department has explicitly stipulated that explosion-proof air conditioning is mandatory for the use of air conditioning in these industries.

An explosion proof AC can be split type, duct type, free standing cabinet type, vrf type, Packaged type, mobile type, etc. We provide full explosion-proof air conditioning solutions for your site.

1. Suitable for Class IIA, IIB, and IIC explosive gas environments;

2. Suitable for environments with temperature groups T1 to T5;

3. Suitable for flammable and explosive hazardous areas such as natural gas extraction, storage, battery manufacturing and warehousing, hydrogen extraction, etc., especially suitable for small chemical warehouses, paint room, storage facilities, and production sites limited by space.

4. Explosion proof rating: ExdibmbIIBT4 Gb, ExdibmbIICT4 Gb.