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Softstart UK addresses hazardous area system design with new video

Softstart UK has produced a new video exploring the complexities of system design for hazardous area applications where there is a risk of explosion. The video explains how certified equipment and techniques can be used to minimise risk.

Giving viewers a greater appreciation of the hazards involved, the video focuses on the key international standards. These include not only the ATEX Directive safety guidelines in Europe, but also the National Electrical Code in North America, and the IEC-Ex certification scheme, which is increasingly recognised worldwide.

In particular, the video focuses on the importance of certified housings, cabinets and control panels that might house inverters, PLCs, softstarters, sensors, switches, transformers and relays. It explains the requirements, and outlines how Softstart UK can develop certified solutions that assure the highest levels of safety which increasing the functional performance of the machinery or system.

Softstart UK delivers certified explosion-proof control panels to the most demanding industries, right across the world. Managing Director Stuart Harvey comments: "Panel building isn't just about putting components in a box. It's about understanding the nuances and subtleties of particular sectors in particular regions of the world, and then developing solutions that increase the functional performance of the machinery or system."

Softstart UK's video 'ATEX Panel and System Building can be viewed on YouTube at: www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlxj0O1TKe8

For more information, please contact:

Stuart Harvey
Softstart UK Ltd
Unit 14 Brinell Way
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
NR31 0LU
Tel:  01493 660510
Email: sales@softstartuk.com
Web:  www.softstartuk.com

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