Explosion proof lamp refers to a lamp used in hazardous areas where combustible gases and dust exist, which can prevent arcs, sparks, and high temperatures that may occur inside the lamp from igniting combustible gases and dust in the surrounding environment, thus meeting the explosion-proof requirements. It is also known as an explosion-proof lamp or explosion-proof lighting lamp. So what is the difference between explosion-proof lamps and ordinary lamps?

The difference between explosion-proof lamps and ordinary lamps lies in their different usage environments. Both explosion-proof lamps and ordinary lamps are lamps, mainly used for lighting purposes, which is the commonality between explosion-proof lamps and ordinary lamps. However, in addition to ensuring the safety of general lighting fixtures, explosion-proof lamps also have good explosion-proof performance, so they are mainly used in areas prone to explosions, such as petroleum, chemical, mining and other industries; Ordinary lamps are mainly used for general lighting purposes, including office lighting and home lighting.

In addition, compared to ordinary lamps, explosion-proof lamps have much stricter production and material requirements in order to achieve good explosion-proof performance, so the price of explosion-proof lamps will also be more expensive than ordinary lamps.