Factory led explosion-proof spotlight 150w, 200w factory led explosion-proof floodlight

hope this customer in Neijiang can succeed. He seems to have a store in an electromechanical city in Zhong District, Neijiang City. He doesn’t seem to like using WeChat. Every time I send him pictures and information on WeChat, there is no reply. The last time he asked us about the lamps, he said he wanted two. After using it for a few months, I said that it has been used for a few days. Because his installation method is recessed, the size of the lamp is very important. The holes reserved on the wall must match the size of the lamp, so I suggested that he take the bill of lading and compare it with our lamp. The first is to understand the quality of our lamps, the second is to measure the size of the lamps for easy installation, and the third is to show them to his customers so that they can negotiate the price. We still send this lamp to him for free. Generally, it is only for engineering projects where the usage is relatively large. We only send free samples for retail. It is impossible to send small quantities for retail. We also gave him a new outer box. Each box is average. We have to ask the middleman for the price. Only if there is profit.
In the many years that I have been selling explosion-proof lamps, I rarely ask for explosion-proof spotlights and floodlights. Generally, more users use explosion-proof floodlights, but this time it is different because there are several open-pit coal mines in Inner Mongolia these days. First, we asked some general questions on the phone and asked if we could bring lamps to their place to talk about the lighting they use for mining operations. I thought about it and felt that it would be ideal to use a d explosion-proof floodlight to face the mining surface, so in order to be more confident, I brought two power ones and an explosion-proof floodlight and connected the plugs of the two lamps. Got it.
I took a bus to the Yuanbaoshan Open-pit Coal Mine in Inner Mongolia on the first day of the lunar month. When I got there, I found that there were really many open-pit coal mines there. All the production companies were busy, but I found that the street lights were all ordinary and they were not used during the day. The lighting can only be tested at night. At night when everyone was at work, I went to test some with the coal mine leaders. We turned off the original lights and put our lamps on. At that time, the mining surface was as bright as daytime and some transportation vehicles did not need to be driven. When the lights were turned on, the leader said that your lamps were too bright, but I didn’t know how long they would last. I can only say that there is no basis for your words. How long will you use this lamp first and you will be satisfied with it? It doesn’t matter when purchasing. Look at the coal dust on your site. It is so heavy, but it has no impact on our lamps. It can be used even on rainy days without worrying about the lamps burning out. It is safe and secure to use.
Type: D explosion-proof lamp
Explosion-proof grade mark: d
Suitable for explosive environments in Zone 1 and Zone 2
Suitable for explosive gas environments
Applicable temperature group is - Environment
Used as factory and road lighting
Four product specifications, floodlights, floodlights, spotlights and street lights
Suitable for petroleum refining and storage warehouses, chemical industry, coal mines, tunnels, medicine,: Gas stations, warehouses, chemical plants, spray paint rooms, sandblasting rooms, cement plants, steel plants, electroplating plants, flour mills, oil fields, grain depots, military industry and military equipment and other explosive hazardous environments.