Welcome to RAMOTOR
中文
English
Russian
0086-(0)29-87421008
0086-13992809772
Home
About
Products
Motor
Pump
Fan
News
Company News
International Newsletter
Download
Marketing
Contact
Contact Information
Online message
Get Quote
Which is more energy-efficient, explosion-proof variable frequency motor or DC motor
The comparison of energy-saving performance between explosion-proof variable frequency motors and DC motors needs to be combined with specific application scenario analysis, basic energy consumption comparison, the particularity of explosion-proof scenarios, and application scenario recommendations. There is no absolute superiority or inferiority between the two, and efficiency, control accuracy, cost, and environmental adaptability need to be weighed according to specific needs.
14
2025
/
07
Does the explosion-proof variable frequency motor have an energy efficiency rating
The energy efficiency level of explosion-proof variable frequency motors is based on the national standard GB18613, combined with technological upgrades to achieve energy efficiency improvement, while referring to IEC international standards. Choosing high-efficiency products can reduce energy consumption and meet the requirements of energy-saving and emission reduction policies.
09
What are the accessories for explosion-proof motors
Explosion proof motor accessories mainly include the following core components: bearing system, fan blades and cooling system, sealing ring, junction box, end cover and flange, and bearing shell seal.
06
CT4 explosion-proof grade
The CT4 explosion-proof rating provides more reliable safety protection for high-risk explosive environments through higher protection standards, wider gas coverage, and applicable areas.
03
What is the explosion-proof level BT4
BT4 is a B-class explosion-proof device, suitable for environments with common explosive gases and surface temperatures ≤ 135 ℃, but high-temperature gases (such as acetylene) should be avoided from use.
30
Explosion proof grades BT4 and CT4
The main differences between explosion-proof levels BT4 and CT4 are reflected in their explosion-proof capabilities, applicable gases, and protection levels,If the work environment involves high-risk gases such as acetylene and hydrogen, or requires a high level of protection, CT4 should be selected; If only conventional gases such as methane and ethane are processed and the temperature requirements are low, BT4 can be used.
26
Explosion proof grade
Explosion proof rating is a classification standard used to identify the safety of explosion-proof electrical equipment in explosive environments. Its core elements include explosion-proof type, gas/dust category, temperature group, and protection level
23
National standard for explosion-proof motors
The national standards for explosion-proof motors mainly include the following: national standards for explosion-proof motors, energy efficiency limit value standards, explosion-proof performance standards, technical condition standards, labeling and certification
18