What is ATEX Certification? | Tameson

[@virudeep03]

Thank you for explaining it so clearly. I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge.💯

[@Tameson]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mortezapasandideh9755]

Thanks , it’s useful. Could you please explain me what is deference between Exn and Exd , in electric motor pattern!?. Thank you very much

[@Tameson]

Hello, Exn refers to "non-sparking" equipment, which is designed to not produce sparks that could ignite a flammable atmosphere under normal operating conditions. This type of protection is suitable for use in Zone 2 hazardous areas where flammable gases, vapors, or mists are not likely to occur in normal operation. Exd, on the other hand, stands for "flameproof" equipment. This design contains any explosion within the device and prevents it from igniting the surrounding atmosphere. It is suitable for Zone 1 hazardous areas, where flammable gases, vapors, or mists are likely to occur during normal operation. Hope this helps.

[@karooboermeyer1115]

Was the directives not changed?

[@swatimansukh1278]

Very informative video

[@Tameson]

Glad you liked it :)

[@latrodectus5606]

Where can i do this course?

[@Tameson]

Hi, we are an online store and can not provide training courses for ATEX Certification. You should contact specialized companies that do such trainings.