When deploying explosion proof cameras in hazardous environments, global compliance is essential.
For projects operating in India—or for international companies following Indian safety standards—one certification stands out: PESO.
PESO certification ensures that electrical equipment used in explosive atmospheres meets the stringent safety requirements set by India’s regulatory body for hazardous industries. For explosion proof cameras, this approval is a key indicator of reliability, safety, and regulatory compliance.
PESO stands for the Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organisation, formerly known as the Department of Explosives (CCOE).
It is the authority responsible for:
Any device that operates in a Zone 1 or Zone 2 hazardous environment—including explosion proof cameras—must be approved by PESO to be legally installed in India.
Industrial facilities in India, including refineries, petrochemical complexes, LNG terminals, and offshore platforms, must use equipment certified by PESO.
Without PESO approval, the equipment cannot be installed—regardless of global certifications like ATEX or IECEx.
PESO evaluates whether a camera’s explosion-proof housing, flamepath, temperature rating (T-Code), and ingress protection meet the safety requirements for hazardous locations.
This includes reviewing:
Although PESO conducts its own regulatory checks, it often relies on respected international certificates like ATEX and IECEx as part of its approval process.
This speeds up compliance for manufacturers whose cameras already meet global standards.
Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) companies working in India typically include PESO certification in their specifications.
Explosion proof cameras without PESO approval may be rejected during procurement or installation audits.
Obtaining PESO approval involves:
This ensures the explosion proof camera is safe for use in India’s hazardous industries.
PESO-approved explosion proof cameras are commonly installed in:
These environments involve flammable gases or dusts requiring Ex-certified equipment.
| Standard | Region | Purpose | Applies To |
|---|---|---|---|
| PESO | India | Regulatory approval for explosive atmospheres | All Ex equipment used in India |
| ATEX | EU | Product certification & workplace safety directive | Europe |
| IECEx | Global | International conformity assessment system | Worldwide |
Important:
ATEX or IECEx does not substitute PESO.
They support the application, but PESO must issue the final approval for use in India.
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PESO certification is a critical requirement for installing explosion proof cameras in hazardous areas across India.
Whether you’re designing a system for an oil refinery, LNG terminal, or chemical plant, ensuring PESO compliance protects personnel, guarantees legal conformity, and avoids costly delays during audits.
For companies operating globally, PESO approval adds another layer of assurance that the equipment meets the strict safety expectations of one of the world’s largest industrial markets.
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