Employees operating explosion-proof distribution boxes must wear anti-static clothing and must not operate without gloves or with wet gloves.

Ensure that the installation tool attachments are in good condition; some protective positions are damaged, which can make the installation tools hazardous.

3. After the explosion-proof distribution box is powered on, some individuals may check if the wiring is live. However, it is crucial not to touch or come into direct contact with the box with your hands at this time. Even though the explosion-proof distribution box has been factory-tested, it does not guarantee safety at every location. Additionally, it is strictly prohibited to disassemble or install the explosion-proof distribution box while it is in operation. Power must be disconnected first, and the absence of electricity must be confirmed with a voltage tester before any disassembly or repair work can be carried out.

4. If possible, have multiple people present when repairing explosion-proof distribution boxes, so that in the event of an accident involving one person, others may still have the opportunity to provide assistance.

The use of explosion-proof distribution boxes is inherently for enhanced safety. If accidents occur during maintenance, that is not what we desire. Moreover, we would like to remind everyone that maintenance of explosion-proof distribution boxes also requires certain standards for the maintenance personnel, and we hope that the bosses are aware of this.