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Characteristics of Explosion-proof LED Mine Tunnel Lights

Mar 07,2022

Characteristics of Explosion-proof LED Mine Tunnel Lights

  Explosion-proof LED tunnel light for miningAlso known as LED explosion-proof tunnel light for mining, it uses the fourth generation of green light source high-power LED as the light source.

Features of the explosion-proof LED tunnel light for mining:

1. Uses high-power LED as the light source, with low power consumption. Under the same illumination, the power consumption is one-tenth of incandescent lamps and half of energy-saving fluorescent lamps, showing significant energy-saving effects.

2. The unique design of separating the power supply, light source, and wiring cavity not only makes the lamp aesthetically pleasing and easy to install but also greatly improves the lamp's explosion-proof, shock-proof, and heat-resistant performance, with all indicators fully meeting national and industry standards for explosion-proof lamps used in mining.

3. Bidirectional lighting provides more uniform illumination and a longer irradiation distance, suitable for use in coal mine tunnels. When the lamp is hung 3 meters high, the light distribution distance can reach up to 15 meters, with uniformity up to 0.7.

4. The shell is treated with electrostatic spraying technology. This lamp uses a unique design of separating the power supply, light source, and wiring cavity, making the lamp not only aesthetically pleasing and easy to install but also greatly improving the lamp's explosion-proof, shock-proof, and heat-resistant performance, with all indicators fully meeting national and industry standards for explosion-proof lamps used in mining.

Applications:

Suitable for places with the risk of gas (methane) and coal dust explosions in coal mines; the bottom tunnels in the mining area can also be used in tunnels and chambers with significant water flow.

1. Suitable for fixed lighting in coal mine tunnels and chambers.

2. Suitable for hazardous environments containing explosive mixed gases such as methane and coal dust in coal mines.