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ATEX Mobile in London
ATEX Mobile Phones for London-Based Energy Sector Procurement
London is the global headquarters for two of the world’s largest energy companies — BP plc and Shell plc — as well as the UK offices of TotalEnergies, ExxonMobil, and dozens of EPC contractors including Wood plc, Petrofac, and Amec Foster Wheeler (now part of Wood Group). Procurement and technical specification teams based in London source ATEX-certified communication equipment for UK downstream facilities, offshore North Sea assets, and international upstream operations. Infinity Ex supplies ATEX mobile phones and tablets directly from Kuwait with full compliance documentation for UK DSEAR and international deployments.
London’s Role in UK Energy Procurement
While London’s direct industrial footprint is limited, its position as the strategic procurement hub for UK and global energy assets makes it the primary decision point for ATEX equipment sourcing. BP plc at 1 St James’s Square and Shell plc at Shell Centre on the South Bank oversee operations at major UK refining assets: Fawley Refinery (Southampton) — the UK’s largest refinery by throughput, operated by ExxonMobil — Stanlow Manufacturing Complex (Essar Oil UK, Ellesmere Port), and Lindsey Oil Refinery (Phillips 66, Killingholme). Procurement for North Sea platforms including BP’s ETAP complex and Shell’s Shearwater field is managed from London offices.
EPC contractors headquartered in London — including Petrofac (Two Petrofac Centres, Woking) and Subsea 7 (Sutherland House, Sutton) — specify ATEX-rated field equipment in engineering packages for global projects. Technical specifications written at London offices set the equipment standard for sites in the Middle East, West Africa, and Southeast Asia, making London a critical node in the global ATEX procurement chain.
UK Regulatory Framework: DSEAR and ATEX
The Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations 2002 (DSEAR) implement ATEX Directive 1999/92/EC in UK law (now retained as UK DSEAR post-Brexit). The Equipment and Protective Systems Intended for Use in Potentially Explosive Atmospheres Regulations 2016 (UKEX) retain ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU requirements, with UKCA marking now required alongside or replacing CE marking for UK market supply following the Brexit transition. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) enforces both regulations and publishes HSG22 (Electrical apparatus for potentially explosive atmospheres) and HSG140 as industry guidance.
For London-based procurement teams, this means ATEX devices must now carry UKCA marking for UK supply, though CE-marked devices remain acceptable under transitional arrangements. Infinity Ex provides documentation clarifying CE/UKCA status for each device, supporting procurement teams’ compliance files held at London offices and submitted to HSE on request.
ATEX Devices for London-Managed Operations
Infinity Ex ATEX mobile phones and tablets are suitable for Zone 1 and Zone 2 classified areas at all UK refining and chemical sites managed from London. Our devices carry Ex ib IIC T4 Gb (Zone 1) and Ex nA IIC T4 Gc (Zone 2) certifications covering IIC gas group — the highest group, encompassing hydrogen and acetylene — ensuring suitability for the full range of UK upstream and downstream hazardous environments. Contact our technical sales team to discuss device specifications, UKCA/CE documentation packages, and volume pricing for London-headquartered energy companies and EPC contractors.
Trusted by Industry Leaders
Infinity Ex ATEX-certified devices are deployed across major industrial operations in London and the region, trusted by leading operators including KOC, KNPC, ADNOC, Saudi Aramco, and Shell for hazardous area communications. Every device ships with full ATEX certification documentation and technical support.
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