Electrical Insulating Rubber Mats
Dielectric Safety Mats for Electrical Work Areas – EN 61111 Class 0–4
Electrical Insulating Rubber Mats are designed to provide an additional protective insulation layer for personnel working around electrical panels, switchboards, transformer rooms, substations, control rooms, maintenance zones and other areas where electrical safety is critical. Manufactured from natural and synthetic rubber compounds, these mats help reduce the risk of electrical shock by creating an insulating barrier between the operator and the ground surface.
The product range is suitable for different electrical protection requirements from Class 0 up to Class 4, with AC test voltage levels up to 50 kV according to the class selection. Each meter of the insulating mat is electrically tested during production before delivery, ensuring consistent quality control and reliable performance for industrial, utility, maintenance and project-based applications.
These mats are designed to maintain their insulation properties in wet and humid environments and provide resistance against ageing, ozone, oxygen exposure, open flame, petroleum derivatives and mechanical wear. Their flexible structure allows easy installation in front of electrical equipment, while the surface structure supports safer working conditions in professional electrical areas.
Electrical Class Options
| Product Code | Electrical Class | AC Test Voltage Reference | Recommended Use Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| A2ZEIM0 | Class 0 | 10 kV AC | Low-voltage electrical rooms and general maintenance areas |
| A2ZEIM1 | Class 1 | 20 kV AC | Electrical panels, switchboards and industrial maintenance zones |
| A2ZEIM2 | Class 2 | 30 kV AC | Higher-risk electrical service areas and technical rooms |
| A2ZEIM3 | Class 3 | 40 kV AC | Transformer rooms, substations and medium-voltage related areas |
| A2ZEIM4 | Class 4 | 50 kV AC | High-protection electrical safety zones and project-specific applications |
Important Note: Class selection must always be made according to the electrical system voltage, workplace safety requirements, local regulations and project risk assessment. Test voltage values should not be interpreted as continuous working voltage without technical confirmation.
Key Features
| Feature | Benefit |
|---|---|
| EN 61111 Standard Reference | Supports professional electrical safety requirements |
| Class 0–4 Product Range | Suitable for different electrical protection levels |
| Per-Meter Electrical Testing | Ensures quality control across the supplied material |
| Natural & Synthetic Rubber Compound | Provides durable insulation performance |
| Humidity Resistance | Maintains insulation properties in wet and humid environments |
| Flame Resistance | Supports safer use in electrical working areas |
| Oil Derivative Resistance | Suitable for industrial and technical environments |
| Ozone & Oxygen Ageing Resistance | Helps extend service life under demanding conditions |
| Mechanical Wear Resistance | Maintains protective structure during long-term use |
| Flexible Roll Structure | Easy to place in front of panels and electrical equipment |
| Easy Cleaning | Practical for maintenance and facility use |
| Test Report Availability | Provides confidence for B2B buyers and project documentation |
Recommended Application Areas
| Application Area | Usage Purpose |
|---|---|
| Electrical Panel Rooms | Operator protection in front of LV/MV panels |
| Transformer Rooms | Insulating floor protection around transformer areas |
| Switchgear Rooms | Safety support for maintenance and inspection activities |
| Substations | Additional insulation layer in electrical working zones |
| Industrial Facilities | Electrical maintenance areas, machine rooms and service points |
| Power Distribution Areas | Safety matting in front of distribution equipment |
| Control Rooms | Protective flooring around electrical control cabinets |
| Maintenance Workshops | Electrical repair and testing zones |
| Utility Projects | Power plants, substations and infrastructure projects |
| Commercial Buildings | Technical rooms, generator rooms and electrical service areas |
