My company is interested in doing work for a large federally owned power supplier. We have been told by someone that we must be UL certified to do contract work for them. I thought that an overall UL certification was for a particular piece of equipment that may be mass produced, and to have...
I guess I may not be as clear as I thought. The enclosure I speak of is the enclosure that the PLC and misc. relays, etc are installed in. The instrumentation, of course, is connected back to this control system. It is in the same room (lab)and within 6 ft. of the process. The process is...
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I am installing equipment in a hazardous (C1, D2) location. All the instrumentation is XP rated for this area. The enclosure is also located in this classified area. The enclosure is a NEMA 12 type with an argon purge. As I interpret my NEC manual, that should be suitable. I have used seals...
I am installing equipment in a hazardous (C1, D2) location. All the instrumentation is XP rated for this area. The enclosure is also located in this classified area. The enclosure is a NEMA 12 type with an argon purge. As I interpret my NEC manual, that should be suitable. I have used seals...
I am installing equipment in a hazardous (C1, D2) location. All the instrumentation is XP rated for this area. The enclosure is also located in this classified area. The enclosure is a NEMA 12 type with an argon purge. As I interpret my NEC manual, that should be suitable. I have used seals...
