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How many types of glasses are there in flameproof lighting as per Indian Standard?

How many types of glasses are there in flameproof lighting as per Indian Standard? Correct Answer 3

Explanation:

  • The glass used for lighting fixtures shall be clear and suitable for use under conditions involving exceptional risk of mechanical damage.
  • All good glass fixtures shall be provided with either galvanized steel or epoxy powder coated mild steel protective wire cage.
  • There are three types of glasses are there in flameproof lighting as per Indian Standard

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