Comparison of Electromat & Rubbermat
COMPARISON BETWEEN
ELECTROMAT INSULATING MATS
&
TRADITIONAL RUBBER MATS
|
ELECTROMAT HIGH VOLTAGE MATS
NEW IS 15652 : 2006 |
TRADITIONAL RUBBER MATS
OLD IS 5424 :1969 |
| 1 |
High electrical insulation resistance 10,00,000 mcga ohm when measured with 500 V meggar |
1 |
Poor Electrical Insulation Resistance |
| 2 |
100% shock proof under leakage current 10 mA |
2 |
Unsafe in case of leakage of current. Tested from small electrodes as per IS:2584-1963 the value of the leakage current is 160 mA per sq. mtr. |
| 3 |
Fire Retardant |
3 |
Highly fire prone & fire encouraging. |
| 4 |
No effect of :
Transformer oil
Acid
Alkali
Diesel |
4 |
Adversely effected by :
Transformer oil
Acid
Alkali
Diesel |
| 5 |
High dielectric strength of 45Kv for 1 minute for 2.5 mm thick mat |
5 |
The withstand voltage is 15Kv for one minute |
| 6 |
High breakdown voltage 45 Kv for 2.5 mm Mat |
6 |
B.D. voltage 40 Kv |
| 7 |
Moisture proof |
7 |
Absorbs moisture |
| 8 |
Pastable type permanent fixed smooth trolley movement |
8 |
Cannot be fixed permanently |
| 9 |
Washable – Easy to clean |
9
|
Not possible to clean |
| 10 |
High tensile & elongation properties to
withstand good mechanical properties
|
10 |
No such properties as mat has to be
removed for movement of trolleys
|
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| 'Electromat" means Total Safety from Electric shocks |
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