Joe,
There truly are standards for factory automation for the US and
Europe (although I have to dig into my files to tell you the
standards). For ITE, industrial control, robotic or any other
equipment for use in hazardous locations, the equipment must
either be intinsically safe or protecte
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Subject: Intrinsic safety for factory communication?
Hello All:
I am hoping that some of you can help me gain an understanding of the
requirements for "intrin
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Subject: Intrinsic safety for factory communication?
Hello All:
I am hoping that some of you can help me gain an understanding of the
requirements for "intrinsic safety" for communication wiring that is used in
a manufacturing e
Hi Joe,
Start with UL 913. Then go to CSA, UL or FM sites and search on the
topics, "intrinsic safety" "hazardous locations" "hazloc".
Also, on the Safety Link, you will find a link to a 6-part tutorial on
this subject . Search on the term "intrinsically safe" or "crouse-hinds"
Regards, Art
Hello All:
I am hoping that some of you can help me gain an understanding of the
requirements for "intrinsic safety" for communication wiring that is used in
a manufacturing environment.
My background is in telecom and ITE, not factory automation. However, I have
been asked to assist a clien
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