The implementation of explosion protection often requires the replacement of some existing machine and equipment components. Unfortunately, they cannot usually be replaced like-for-like. To do this, customised adapters must be designed. Otherwise, the new components purchased will be useless and impossible to fit. An example of this would be replacing cellular dispensers with ones that are certified to act as explosion isolators.

A number of electrical and electrical engineering works are required for the correct functioning of many safety features such as explosion suppression, active explosion isolation systems, or in the case of preventive systems such as spark detection and extinguishing. These systems rely on sensors and control panels, which means that in order to design them correctly, all the necessary wiring and the use of switching elements must also be taken into account- all using ATEX-certified components. Remember that the safety system alone is often not the only thing that needs to be designed around the site.

Some customers choose to only purchase the safeguards and install them themselves. This is possible, for example, with backflow preventers, decompression panels, flameless explosion relief and other less complex safety features. More often than not, however, the standard installation instructions supplied with the device by the manufacturer are not sufficient to correctly install the security device purchased. As mentioned in the previous sections, additional support structures or adaptors must sometimes be designed. Make sure that the supplier presents individual installation guidelines with the equipment, tailored to the production facilities that you wish to protect.