Iec & as/nzs standard insulating mats
Our mats feature color marking in accordance with standard color coding, ensuring easy identification and compliance with safety guidelines. Available in dark grey and black colors, these mats are designed for durability and safety in various applications.
Key Specifications
Color Coding : Color marking follows standard color coding guidelines for easy identification.
Color Options : Available in dark gray and black colors, suitable for different environments.
Standard Widths : Offered in widths of 600mm, 1000mm, and 1200mm to meet diverse needs.
Standard Lengths : Available in lengths of 1000mm, 5000mm, and 10000mm.
Compliance with Standards : Conforms to the following tests as per standards:
Puncture resistance
Dielectric properties
Aging resistance
Flame retardance
Acid resistance
Oil resistance
Frequently Asked Questions
What are IEC & AS/NZS standard insulating mats used for?
They're rubber safety mats placed in front of electrical panels and switchboards to insulate personnel from ground potential while working on or near live equipment.
What sizes are these insulating mats available in?
Standard widths of 600 mm, 1000 mm and 1200 mm, and standard lengths of 1000 mm, 5000 mm and 10000 mm, plus dark grey and black colour options.
What tests do these mats comply with?
Puncture resistance, dielectric properties, aging resistance, flame retardance, acid resistance and oil resistance, meeting IEC and AS/NZS standard requirements for electrical safety mats.
Why does colour marking matter on insulating mats?
The mats follow standard colour-coding guidelines, which helps site personnel quickly identify the mat's rating/type at a glance for compliance with electrical safety procedures.
Can these mats be cut to fit a specific panel room?
They're supplied in standard widths and lengths (up to 10000 mm long); contact eNarayan sales at sales@enarayan.com to discuss custom sizing for your installation.
Are these mats resistant to oil and chemical exposure in industrial settings?
Yes — they're tested for both acid resistance and oil resistance in addition to their core dielectric and puncture-resistance ratings, suiting them to industrial and manufacturing panel rooms.
