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TheDifferenceBetweenExplosion-ProofLevelsIIBandIIC|TechnicalSpecifications

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The Difference Between Explosion-Proof Levels IIB and IIC

Explosion-proof equipment within Class II is categorized into: Class IIA, Class IIB, and Class IIC. The ratings follow a hierarchy: IIC > IIB > IIA.

Condition CategoryGas ClassificationRepresentative gasesMinimum Ignition Spark Energy
Under The MineIMethane0.280mJ
Factories Outside The MineIIAPropane0.180mJ
IIBEthylene0.060mJ
IICHydrogen0.019mJ

Gas detectors rated for IIC explosion-proof conditions are suitable for all flammable gases; however, IIB detectors fail to detect H2 (hydrogen), C2H2 (acetylene), and CS2 (carbon disulfide), which are characteristic of the IIC class.

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