explosion proof equipment

What Certifications Should Explosion Proof Equipment Have?

Certifications ensure that the equipment meets the required safety standards. Key certifications include:
- ATEX: European certification for equipment used in explosive atmospheres.
- IECEx: International certification system for equipment used in explosive environments.
- UL: Underwriters Laboratories certification, commonly recognized in North America.

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