Dumb question

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  1. jagtdm

    jagtdm Bobtail Member

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    What kind of flashlight is safe for gas haulers??
     
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    There are no dumb questions.
     
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    I can give plenty of dumb answers. Like: IDK.
     
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    LOL! Line if the day.
     
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    Why do you need a flashlight when you're driving the biggest torch in town?
     
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    Thanks for the reply. I know there is a certain kind of light just not sure what it's called
     
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    I did a search for explosion proof flashlights, and also visited Mag Instrument's site, surprised me that non sparking was not listed on anything there.

    There are a number listed, there are also sites catering to hazardous work that have their own favorites, there are lights out there that will work without causing fire or explosion risk.
     
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    Thank you I found what I was talking about they are called intrinsically safe flashlights
     
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    We always look it see if it was pasted for use in the mines. The flash light itself would say on the side.
     
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    What can happen when you use the wrong flashlight? is it like when your filling up your car and your not supposed to open the door and sit in your car?