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Certified electrical equipment for process areas with explosive gas and vapor risks.
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VENSIS EXPLOSION-PROOF ELECTRICAL
ATEX-compliant lighting, connection, control and field equipment for industrial areas with potentially explosive atmospheres.
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EXPLOSION-PROOF ELECTRICAL
Certified product solutions for hazardous areas, from lighting and junction boxes to control equipment and panels.
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FEATURED EXPLOSION-PROOF SOLUTION
The ZNL.X series is an ATEX-certified LED floodlight solution developed for high-bay, outdoor and process lighting in Zone 1-2 gas and Zone 21-22 dust environments.
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We evaluate product selection according to ATEX Zone classification, gas or dust group, temperature class and site conditions.
Certified electrical equipment for process areas with explosive gas and vapor risks.
View details ↗Lighting, control and connection solutions for filling, storage and tank areas.
View details ↗Durable explosion-proof lighting and field control equipment for demanding industrial conditions.
View details ↗Production and storage areas with dust explosion risk in Zone 21-22.
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Vensis supplies explosion-proof electrical, lighting and control equipment for hazardous areas and provides technical product selection support.
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The fundamental role of hazardous-area classification in selecting explosion-proof electrical equipment.
Read Article →Read Ex d, Ex e, Ex tb, gas/dust groups and temperature classes in a practical way.
Read Article →Selection criteria for linear lights, floodlights, tank lights and emergency exit products.
Read Article →Selecting the right junction box by Zone, enclosure, IP rating, cable entries and certification.
Read Article →Match panels, control units and command devices to site conditions.
Read Article →Learn how IIA, IIB and IIC gas groups affect equipment selection.
Read Article →Correctly interpret T1-T6 classes and maximum surface temperatures.
Read Article →Understand why IP65/IP66 and Ex protection are not the same thing.
Read Article →Understand the scope of ATEX and IECEx and their differences in international projects.
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