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I guess the best example of where I'm headed with this is the age-old warning about cell phones and pumping gas at the gas pump.
In an environment where combustible gases are present, is it possible for the electrical components of a P4P (motors, controllers, batteries, etc) to ignite those gases and start a fire?
A prospective client who works in a safety-sensitive environment posed this question to me yesterday.
Thanks in advance.
KF
In an environment where combustible gases are present, is it possible for the electrical components of a P4P (motors, controllers, batteries, etc) to ignite those gases and start a fire?
A prospective client who works in a safety-sensitive environment posed this question to me yesterday.
Thanks in advance.
KF