Working Principle Of Explosion-proof Camera

The working principle of explosion-proof cameras is to suppress the generation and occurrence of the four elements of explosion, so that electrical products can still work normally in high-risk environments. The four elements of explosion are:
1, The site contains flammable gases, dust, and mixtures that form a certain concentration;
2, There is sufficient oxygen on site to react with combustibles during combustion;
3, There is sufficient temperature on site to cause a combustion reaction between the mixture and oxygen;
4, The narrow space on site is sufficient to allow the heat generated after combustion to accumulate to a certain concentration or even explode in a short period of time.
Any of the four elements mentioned above can effectively prevent explosions.