Panasonic IP67 and ATEX Compliant Detectors
31st January 2018
31st January 2018
Panasonic's range of enclosed conventional heat detectors offers state of the art heat detection that is rated for use in outdoor or humid areas. These enclosed heat detectors are waterproof devices that are ATEX compliant, which means they are also safe for use in an environment with an explosive atmosphere.
These detectors cover a range of heat detector classes in accordance with EN54:5. Panasonic enclosed heat detectors are housed in a stylish casing and offer LED indication. There is also an output available for an exterior LED indicator.
Panasonic enclosed conventional heat detectors are available with a range of heat ratings, covering a variety of EN54:5 classes:
Model Number | Temperature Rating | Class |
---|---|---|
6295 | 57°C | A2 S (54 to 70°C) |
6296 | 72°C | B S (69 to 85°C) |
6297 | 87°C | C S (84 to 100°C) |
6298 | 117°C | E S (114 to 130°C) |
ATEX is the name commonly given to two European directives for controlling explosive atmospheres. Explosive atmospheres in the workplace can be caused by flammable gases, mists and vapours or by combustible dusts.
The two directives that typically fall under the ATEX umbrella are:
Panasonic enclosed detectors are ATEX compliant and are, therefore, rated for use in areas with explosive atmospheres.
IP codes classify and rate the degree of protection that electrical enclosures provide against intrusion, dust, accidental contact and water. IP codes are made up of two numbers:
Therefore, IP67 indicates that Panasonic enclosed detectors are waterproof up to 1m and completely dust proof.
To find out more about Panasonic’s range of enclosed conventional heat detection, please feel free to get in touch either by phone on +44 (0) 1329 835 024, by email to sales@eurofyre.co.uk or via the online enquiry form situated on our contact page.
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[1] hse.gov.uk, [2] wikipedia.org