Wear-proof explosion-proof lighting maintenance

(1) The lighting should be cleaned and charged in time after use.

(2) The cleaning process is generally wiped with a damp cloth. If necessary, it can be scrubbed with a neutral detergent. It is strictly forbidden to rinse.

(3) The rechargeable lighting should be fully discharged every six months.

Wear-proof explosion-proof lighting inspection and maintenance

(1) Firefighters shall conduct a daily inspection of the duty lights they wear, including:

1. Whether the outer casing is damaged, whether the parts are tight, and whether the lens is dirty;

2. Whether the switch is valid and whether the function is normal;

3. Check if the power is sufficient;

4. Check if there is an explosion-proof mark and confirm the explosion-proof grade when using for the first time.

(2) The fire squadron shall organize a weekly inspection of the wear-proof explosion-proof lighting, including:

1. Whether the outer casing is damaged, whether the parts are tightly fastened, and whether the lens is dirty;

2. Whether the switch is valid and whether the function is normal;

3. Whether the battery needs to be replaced (the discharge time is more than half of the new light after full charge).

(3) The lamps after maintenance shall be registered and filed.