This series of explosion-proof cabinet air conditioners can meet 

GB / T 7725-2004 "Room Air Conditioner", 

GB3836.1-2010 "Explosive Environment
Part 1: General Requirements for Equipment", GB3836.2- 2010 "Explosive Environment
Part 2: Equipment protected by flameproof enclosure" d ", GB3836.4-2010" Explosive environment
Part 4: Equipment protected by intrinsically safe "i" and GB3836.9-2006 " Explosive atmospheres with explosion-proof electrical equipment
Part 9: Encapsulation "m" and other standards of the requirements and norms as the basic, more stringent standards for the design, manufacture and testing.

It have obtained Explosion-proof certificate. Explosion-proof mark Exdibmb Ⅱ BT4Gb or Exdibmb Ⅱ CT4Gb.

Ⅱ B-class and Ⅱ C-level explosion-proof grade to choose from, in accordance with the latest explosion-proof explosion-proof design and manufacturing technology, safe, reliable, more secure quality.

The series of explosion-proof air conditioners for air-cooled one-piece, the product is pided into single-cold type, warm and cold temperature type, easy to install, save space.

The series of units a wide range of capabilities, the use of a full range of brand-name high-quality refrigeration parts, all components of precision machining, machine performance, reliable operation, low noise, has the following characteristics:

◆ energy efficient

Each refrigeration unit of the unit has been carefully designed to ensure the best overall performance of the refrigeration system.

◆ stable operation

Units using efficient and reliable refrigeration accessories, supplemented by advanced automatic control system to ensure long-term stable operation of the unit.

◆ protection is complete

The unit has a variety of protection measures to ensure the normal operation of the unit safe.

◆ environment adaptability

The unit can work normally when the ambient temperature does not exceed 55 ℃ 

◆ safe and reliable

The unit is made of the latest explosion-proof technology and is used in the presence of or may be explosive hazardous sites formed by mixing combustible gases of Group IIA, IIB and T1-T4 with steam and air.