What is the safety factor of stainless steel electric heating pipes in use

What is the safety factor of stainless steel electric heating pipes in use

The application of stainless steel electric heating pipes is becoming increasingly widespread, and at the same time, the safety performance of stainless steel electric heating pipes has become a real question that many consumers question.

We are using stainless steel electric heating pipes in both daily life and industrial heating, and we also need to understand some of its performance and technical indicators. The electric heating wires in the stainless steel electric heating pipes currently produced use core grinding equipment, which has a highly standardized pipe diameter and is closely matched with equipment assembly. It has the advantages of fast heat dissipation and high thermal efficiency. It is precisely because of these advanced manufacturing processes that the quality of many stainless steel electric heating pipes produced today is more stable, improving the safety of equipment use. Therefore, in terms of the maturity of stainless steel electric heating tube technology, which means the safety factor of use, it can still be trusted.

Although the stainless steel electric heating pipes currently sold on the market are manufactured according to CE standards and can meet the needs of most machines. We still need to pay more attention to using it in our daily lives to ensure safety. Generally speaking, for electric heating tubes, their working environment should be such that the relative humidity of the air is not greater than 95%, and there are no explosive or corrosive gases. The working voltage should not exceed 1.1 times the rated value, and the casing should be effectively grounded. Insulation resistance ≥ 1M Ω Dielectric strength: 2KV/1min.

When heating water, stainless steel electric heating pipes should also pay attention to: first of all, do not get water onto the joints of the stainless steel electric heating pipes to prevent leakage. The joints should be kept clean as much as possible, and do not dry burn due to water shortage, which can easily burn the stainless steel electric heating pipes and cause breakdown. If the power is high, it can also cause the pipes to burst. The water must be above the heating surface, and the plug or wiring must be on a wire with a rated current higher than the rated current, in order to be safe, It is best to have grounding wiring and consider safety issues. If there is a trip, the water in the stainless steel electric heating tube should be dried, and then measured with a high-voltage instrument or a megohmmeter. The simplest method is to measure the leakage situation with a multimeter (DC level). Generally, the leakage should not exceed 50V. If it reaches 110V, it should not be used (which may cause electric shock), and a new electric heating tube should be replaced.

Also, what voltage do you use, whether it is industrial 380V or household 220V. It depends whether you are using it for household or industrial use. Industrial use has grounding wires, and it is possible to equip it with a temperature control cabinet. Additionally, the electric heating tube should be fixed in position. The effective heating area must be completely immersed in liquid or metal solids, and empty burning is strictly prohibited. When scale or carbon deposits are found on the surface of the tube, they should be promptly removed and reused to avoid affecting heat dissipation and shortening its service life.

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