Shaping the Future Together: Next Chapter of Leadership for BARTEC Enterprise Mobility and Connectivity Team
John Hartley retiring from Extronics passing leadership to Per-Erik Nilsen, who assumes the role of Global Sales Director EMCON at BARTEC.
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Cobic-Ex on BARTEC’s SP9EX1 Smartphone for Zone 0/Zone 1/Division 1
BARTEC interview with Chris Pleijsir, COBIC-ex Co-Founder & ATEX Shop Co-Owner
Understanding and Preventing Explosions in Pharmaceutical Industry
BARTEC is the best-in-class supplier for engineered and customized explosion-proof electrical solutions, designed to meet the highest international safety standards for pharmaceutical industry. Our strength lies in delivering tailored systems that align perfectly with your plant’s layout, processes, and risk profile—because when it comes to safety, precision makes all the difference. Backed by a complete and integrated supply chain, we support every step of the process—from design and engineering to manufacturing and delivery—ensuring that each solution is built to specification, on time, and ready to perform.
What is the Difference between Type of Protection Intrinsically Safe and Explosion Proof?
A hazardous area refers to an environment where there is a risk of explosion due to the presence of flammable gases, vapors, or combustible dusts, combined with potential sources of ignition. When electrical or electronic equipment is installed in such areas, faults may generate heat or sparks capable of igniting these substances, potentially leading to explosions with severe consequences for both people and the environment. To minimize these risks, the most widely used protection methods are Intrinsic Safety and Explosion Proof and Flameproof design. In this blog we will try to explain the differences between the three.
BARTEC at ADIPEC Exhibition and Conference 2025
BARTEC is proud to once again participate in ADIPEC 2025. Join us to experience our turnkey trace heating system demo and discover how our electrical safety solutions support the hydrogen filling process. Explore how BARTEC empowers field operations with robust technologies for mobile workers and drives innovation through connectivity, digitalization, and process analyzer technology. BARTEC at ADIPEC, Hall 8, German Pavillion, Booth No. 8916 – Abu Dhabi, UAE
How to perform a Megger test
The quality of insulation resistance is known to degrade with time due to exposure to their environmental conditions. Temperature, humidity, moisture, and dust particles negatively impact these cables inducing electrical and mechanical stress. For any developing or existing site, insulation resistance tests, also known as Megger tests, are conducted on power cables at constant and regular intervals to check the health of their electrical systems.
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