Ses Products Meet Strict Compliance Standards For Class I, Division Ii Mapps Off-grid Solar Systems

Continuous power streaming is very crucial for any industry to run smoothly

. However, it is also one of the most costly inputs needed for unceasing production. By enhancing the use of solar technology in industrial and commercial sectors, the power cost can be considerably diminished in the long run. As solar power doesnt emit carbon dioxide waste and uses the natural energy from sun to produce electricity, it is a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels and some alternative energy sources. Best thing about using solar power is that that the materials used in making solar panels can be recycled after its lifetime. Solar energy technologies can be used to provide heat, light, hot water, electricity, and even cooling, for homes, businesses, and industry.

Solar power systems are even more required at places where the main power grid is not available or would be cost-prohibitive to access. In conditions like these, Off-Grid Solar Power System is most suitable. Off-Grid solar system is a tremendous opportunity for rural homes, businesses and communities to power the homes with ample electricity.

Solar Electric Supply (SES) offers its customers Class I Division II certified industrial off-grid solar systems (MAPPS) that fully comply with all National Electrical Code (NEC) standards to ensure maximum safety for industries such as oil, gas and mining.

The National Electrical Code is a regionally adoptable standard for the safe installation of electrical wiring and equipment in the United States. The NEC defines hazardous locations as those areas "where fire or explosion hazards may exist due to flammable gases or vapors, flammable liquids, combustible dust, or ignitable fibers.

Class I locations are defined by the presence of flammable gases or vapors in the air, such as natural gas or gasoline vapor. When these materials are found in the air, an explosion is possible via any source of ignition.

Examples of typical Class I locations include:

Gas Well Head Monitoring

Pipeline Monitoring

Offshore Platforms

Hazardous Lighting

Tank Gauges

All of these are considered Class I hazardous locations and require Class I rated equipment, such as the MAPPS industrial solar kits that Solar Electric Supply offers. SES kits come with NEMA, 3R-durable, powder-coated white aluminum battery control/component enclosure, are lockable, and include signage on inside door with specific Class I Div II certification.

There are several types of gases that may contaminate these areas. These types of hazardous materials are listed below:

Acetylene

Hydrogen, etc.

Ether, etc.

Hydrocarbons, Fuels, Solvents, etc.

These materials are normally explosive and hazardous, which make them Division-1 classified. It should be noted that when these gases are not normally present in a hazardous environment, this is abnormal and falls into the Division-2 category.

One of the worlds leading safety testing labs, CSA, tested and independently certified the MAPPS systems offered by SES with the following certifications:

Class-1

Division-2

A, B, C and D

These Solar Electric Supply MAPPS systems are the first solar systems in the world to meet CSAs significant testing standards. Regardless of the cause of a harmful location, it is necessary that every precaution will be taken to guard against explosions or fire. All SES systems safely deliver electricity to any location provided where there is sun, irrespective of dangerous risks in the environment where the system is installed.

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