Re: Explosion Proof Detection

["RockyTSquirrel" <gafa@/nospam/usa.com>]

those electrical  fitting you reference  are  seal-tite,   for hard wall
pipe
(ment to keep vapors out of the electrical box)
a fiberglass or plastic tank  is not classified as explosion-proof,
neither is the vent cap to the same tank..


"Effenpig1" <dirtyspicevent@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Jan 9, 4:14 pm, "RockyTSquirrel" <gafa@/nospam/usa.com> wrote:
> they want "Explosion Proof" and their inside a town with "walking traffic
> on two sides" ?!!
> how in the hell did they get a permit to do that?
>
> I've done the explosion proof stuff for a defense contractor and their
> first thing was to be wayyyyyy far away from people..
> See which codes their using to base their call for that type of devices..
> They maybe looking at the wrong specs...
>
> "Bob La Londe" <n...@xxxxxxxx> wrote in
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>
> > Ok... what is there that meets a weatherproof and explosion proof
> criteria,
> > and has any chance of detecting in intruders in a fenced yard.
>
> > Yes I said explosion proof.
>
> > I was thinking stacked photo beams for coverage, but I can not find any
> that
> > meet the explosion proof rating. Suggestions? Ideas? Just walk away....
> > I actually quoted them a video system and found explosion proof rated
> > cameras for a reasonable price, but they were not willing to pay what it
> > costs.
>
> > Now they want me to quote them some kind of detection system. Their
fence
> > is way to loose and out of tune to even consider a microphone cable on
the
> > fence. Its in town with walking traffic on two sides anyway.

Every gas station has explosion proof fitting and such, and there are
plenty of them inside a town  with "walking traffic on two sides"