High Voltage / Electrical Insulation Switchboard Rubber Mat – with Anti Slip ( Corrugated / Diamond Plate ) Top Surface

CLASS IDENTIFICATION
A) Which product is the correct Electrical Insulating Rubber Matting for protection against electric shock risk ?

B) Choose the correct class based on your overall voltage requirements.

C) BS EN 61111:2009 ( IEC 61111:2009 ) is the latest standard for electrical insulating rubber matting in providing electrical protection by classes defined .

D) On 4th June 2015, Commission Directive (EU) 2015/863 was published in the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU) to include the phthalates ( BBP, DBP, DEHP and DIBP , these chemicals are used to soften PVC and Vinyl products ) into ANNEX II of the RoHS Recast Directive.
The new law restricts each phthalate to no more than 0.1% ( mg/kg = ppm ; 0.1wt% = 1,000ppm ) in each homogeneous material of an electrical product.

Model : GS-LV ( Low Voltage ) for Nominal Maximum Use Voltage up to 1kV

Maximum Withstand Voltage , 10kV @ 3 Mins ( 180 Secs )

Model : GS-SL ( Medium Low Voltage ) for Nominal Maximum Use Voltage up to 7.5kV

Maximum Withstand Voltage , 20kV @ 3 Mins ( 180 Secs )

Model : GS-MV ( Medium Voltage ) for Nominal Maximum Use Voltage up to 17kV

Maximum Withstand Voltage , 30kV @ 3 Mins ( 180 Secs )

Model : GS-SM ( Medium Voltage ) for Nominal Maximum Use Voltage up to 17kV

Maximum Withstand Voltage , 30kV @ 3 Mins ( 180 Secs )

Model : GS-SMG ( Medium High Voltage ) for Nominal Maximum Use Voltage up to 26.5kV

Maximum Withstand Voltage , 40kV @ 3 Mins ( 180 Secs )

Model : GS-SLG ( High Voltage ) for Nominal Maximum Use Voltage up to 36kV

Maximum Withstand Voltage , 50kV @ 3 Mins ( 180 Secs )