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IVC sells its line of Class I Division 1 certified video cameras to customers who demand high-quality video in areas where ignitable concentrations of gases or vapors exist. Devices classified as Class I Division 1 must also be intrinsically safe, incapable of causing ignition of a mixture of flammable or combustible material. IVC’s line of Class I Division 1 video cameras meets this rigid standard. The APTZ-3045-04 was tested and certified by Intertek.

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