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SURYAKANT JATANIA
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Standards for Rubber Mats In Front Of Electrical Switchgear Panels

10/15/2007 9:04 AM

Dear sirs,

I would like know what standards are in place for rubber mats in front of 415v/6.6kv/33kv switchgear panels and where could I find these standards?
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Re: Standards for Rubber Mats In Front Of Electrical Switchgear Panels

10/15/2007 10:17 AM
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Re: Standards for Rubber Mats In Front Of Electrical Switchgear Panels

10/15/2007 3:03 PM

McMaster-Carr sells "Switchboard Matting" di-electric tested to 30,000 volts. Test is stated to be in conformance to ASTM D178 and MIL-DTL-15562G.

I have run across a spec for 600VDC switchboards.

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08/25/2010 7:14 PM

http://www.santoshrubber.com/Electrical-insulation-mats.html
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