Explosion-proof working light refer to lamps that are used in hazardous places where flammable gases and dust exist, and can prevent arcs, sparks and high temperatures that may be generated inside the lamp from igniting flammable gases and dust in the surrounding environment, so as to meet explosion-proof requirements. Also known as explosion-proof lamps, explosion-proof lighting. So what is the explosion-proof working light like? Let's take a look with the editor today.

Explosion-proof work lights are installed in many important places, and the importance is self-evident. So what is the principle of explosion-proof working light? Let's learn about it today!

The working principle of the explosion-proof work lamp: The energy-saving lamp is actually a compact fluorescent lamp with its own ballast. When the energy-saving lamp is ignited, the electronic ballast is first used to heat the lamp filament, and the filament begins to emit electrons (due to the Coated with some electron powder), the electrons collide with the argon atoms filled in the lamp tube, and the argon atoms collide to obtain energy and then hit the mercury atoms inside.

Because explosion proof working light use electronic ballasts with high efficiency, and there is no current heating effect like incandescent lamps, the energy conversion efficiency of phosphors is also very high, reaching more than 50 lumens per watt, so electricity is saved.