Explosion-Proof Digital Clock BSZ2010
| Model | Product | Rated Voltage (V) | Housing Material | Explosion-Proof Marking | Protection Rating | Corrosion Resistance Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BSZ2010 | Quartz Clock | One AA Battery | Aluminium Alloy | Ex d IIC T6 Gb | IP65 | WF2 |
| Digital Clock | 380/220 | |||||
| Digital Clock with GPS Automatic Time Synchronization | Stainless Steel |
1. This product is categorized into two types based on display: explosion-proof quartz clocks (analog clocks) and electronic clocks. The former is powered by a single AA battery, while the latter connects directly to a power source;
2. The explosion-proof clock housing is made of die-cast aluminum alloy or (stainless steel) molded construction, with a high-pressure electrostatic spray coating finish that provides both explosion-proof and corrosion-resistant properties;
3. Transparent components utilize high-strength tempered glass capable of withstanding high-energy impacts, ensuring reliable explosion-proof performance. All exposed fasteners are made of stainless steel;
4. The BSZ2010-A explosion-proof quartz clock employs the most advanced silent movement mechanism, ensuring precise and reliable timekeeping with an aesthetically pleasing design and user-friendly operation;
5. The BSZ2010-B explosion-proof electronic clock features year, date, and day-of-the-week display. It utilizes an intrinsically safe circuit design with external adjustment buttons, delivering accurate timekeeping and comprehensive functionality;
6. This series of explosion-proof clocks can be installed via hanging, ring suspension, or pipe mounting. Custom installation solutions are available based on site requirements;
7. Both explosion-proof quartz and electronic clocks are precision explosion-proof products. Any modification to electrical or mechanical components may compromise explosion-proof performance. Do not disassemble any internal components without authorization.
1. Temperature class applicable to explosive gas mixtures: T1 to T6;
2. Hazardous areas applicable to explosive gas mixtures: Zone 1 and Zone 2;
4. Hazard categories applicable to explosive gas mixtures: IIA, IIB, IIC;
4. Hazard categories applicable to explosive gas mixtures: IIA, IIB, IIC;
5. Applicable to chemical plants, substations, pharmaceutical factories, and similar facilities.
