Class 4 Electrical Safety Mat - 36 kV Rated, 5 mm Rubber Insulation Mat

Protect your workforce with Electrical Safety Matting Class 4 (36 kV) — the highest-rated insulating matting conforming to BS EN 61111:2009.
Engineered for extreme voltage conditions, this mat provides a safe, slip-resistant, and durable floor covering in switchgear rooms, transformer areas, and power distribution zones.

The 5 mm thick construction ensures long-lasting insulation performance while maintaining flexibility for easy installation and trimming.
Each metre length is fully tested and batch-marked to guarantee compliance and traceability.

Whether used in power stations, electrical test bays, or industrial control rooms, this mat delivers unmatched protection against electrical shock and equipment faults.

Technical Specifications:

Typical Applications

• High-Voltage Switchgear Rooms
• Power Generation Plants
• Electrical Test Laboratories
• Transformer Rooms / Substations
• Motor Control Centres (MCCs)
• Renewable Energy Facilities (Solar / Wind / Battery)
• Automation & Industrial Plants
• Training C

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  Constructed from high-quality elastomeric rubber, our Class 4 insulation mat is 5 mm thick and supplied in a standard width of 1 metre. The finely ribbed surface provides excellent slip resistance underfoot, while the cloth-impression backing improves grip on smooth floors.

  Each batch of Class 4 matting is electrically tested at 50 kV and certified for a safe working voltage of 36 kV. Orange colour markings indicate the Class 4 rating and printed voltage markers ensure traceability.

  Typical applications include switchgear rooms, transformer bays, control panels, power stations, industrial test areas and renewable energy facilities. Use Class 4 matting wherever high-voltage protection and anti-slip footing are required.

  For more information on selecting the right rubber matting for your facility, see our Rubber Matting Guide.

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