What does IS stand for?

The A25is underwent intrinsic safety certification testing for both the UL 913 (North America) and the ATEX (EU standard).

The Daniamant range of lifebuoy lights runs from the cost effective L90 series up to the only intrinsic safety and increased safety (Category 2) lifebuoy light in the world.

Similar statistics apply to car drivers also, despite the vastly improved intrinsic safety of modern cars These sad figures reflect the trend throughout the years of the speed camera van operation and show a radical rethink of road safety policy needs to be done, to include the return of patrol cars to monitor and apprehend bad riders and drivers who may not necessarily be exceeding the speed limit.

Suited for applications where electrical power is not available or hazardous conditions exist, they may be used in conjunction with the company's intrinsic safety barrier to meet hazardous rating requirements.

Many are unaware that intrinsic safety does not come from the glass alone, but from the whole glazing system.

Mr Walsh said: "The technologies being offered and developed by Sprue Aegis represent the greatest advances in functionality, intrinsic safety and consumer convenience that I have seen in all my years in the industry.

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They can incorporate optional intrinsic safety for hazardous area applications, and they can be field mounted and subjected to extreme temperatures and corrosive atmospheres when required.