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How Suitable are Electrical Insulating Mats for Outdoor Use?

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The high temperatures of the UAE in summer and seasonal rainfall are things to worry about when you are using electrical insulating mats outdoors. Are they safe for outdoor applications?  Aren't they going to degrade due to environmental factors like heat, humidity, and others? Do they have enough resistance properties to deal with the extreme climates of the UAE? If you are looking for answers to these questions, check out this blog!  Are Electrical Insulating Mats Durable Enough for Outdoor Applications?  1. Moisture Resistance : Electrical insulating mats in outdoor applications might be exposed to humidity. Besides, in rainy seasons, they will be exposed to water. Moisture or water may call for unnecessary growth of mold. However, electrical rubber mats prevent the growth of mold and do not degrade with exposure to humidity. It is important to note that, when not in use, you should store them in a dry place for an extended life span.  2. High Temperature Resist...

Mythbusters: Debunking Common Misconceptions About Electrical Insulating Mats

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  Are you sure that all electrical insulating  mats are shockproof? Do you ever wonder if the electrical insulating mats are invincible to fire and weathering? Why do you think that the insulation of your safety mat has deteriorated? To have a clear vision about the myths and truths encompassing electrical insulating mats, this blog is perfect for you!  Electrical insulating mats are very significant in work environments dealing with high voltage and power. It offers a non-conductive path between the ground and the equipment to protect people from electrical hazards. It acts like an anti-skid matting for the workers and also prevents electrical shock.  Aron works in a substation. The substation is floored with an  electrical insulating rubber mat . Last week, there was a current leakage in the electrical room and some workers got an electric shock. Aron called his electrical insulating rubber mat manufacturer and asked why the mat could not prevent the shock. Af...