Dielectric mat | Class 0 | up to 1000V | IEC 61111 | 3mm | 1x1m | non-slip | for electrical protection near switchboards and equipment | black

Technical Specifications
General Specifications

Product type: dielectric insulating rubber mat
Standard: IEC 61111
Maximum working voltage: 1000V
Class: Class 0
Manufacturer: Vardhman
Color: black
Shape: mat / roll
Material: elastomer rubber
Construction: electrical insulating technical rubber
Marking: double triangle marking
Standard marking: IEC 61111 Class 0
Voltage resistance marking: voltage resistance marking

Dimensions and Construction

Thickness: 3 mm
Width: 1 m
Standard roll length: 1 m
Top surface: finely ribbed
Bottom surface: textured
Anti-slip surface: yes
Maximum slip resistance: up to 15 mm

Mechanical and Chemical Properties

Minimum puncture resistance: 70 N
Aging test at 70°C: puncture resistance retention not less than 80%
Acid resistance: puncture resistance retention not less than 75%
Oil resistance: puncture resistance retention not less than 75%
Flame resistance: flame must not spread more than 50 mm
Operating temperature: from -40°C to +70°C
Surface free from harmful irregularities: yes

Functions

Protection against electric shock – creates an additional insulating layer between the worker and the floor surface
Operation up to 1000V – suitable for use near low-voltage electrical systems and distribution equipment
Anti-slip ribbed surface – improves grip and safety in technical rooms
Resistance to oil and acids – suitable for industrial and aggressive environments
Resistance to temperature changes – maintains properties from -40°C to +70°C
Increased electrical resistance – tested up to 10000V voltage resistance
Resistance to mechanical wear – durable technical rubber adapted for intensive use
Flame spread limitation – material complies with flame resistance requirements

Applications

For electricians: One of the most important additional protective measures when working near live electrical systems, switchboards, or automation equipment.
For engineers and maintenance specialists: Helps ensure safe work during diagnostics, commissioning, adjustment, and servicing of electrical equipment.
For the energy sector: Used in transformer stations, electrical substations, generator rooms, and power distribution points.
For manufacturing companies: Helps protect employees near production lines and control cabinets.
For server rooms and technical premises: Additional protection when servicing UPS systems, server power equipment, or electrical distribution units.
For household users: Can be used in workshops, garages, or technical rooms when working near home electrical panels or electrical equipment.

Advantages

Complies with IEC 61111 standard
Suitable for work up to 1000V
Tested up to 10000V
Professional electrical safety solution
Anti-slip surface
Resistant to oil and acids
Resistant to temperature changes
Durable technical rubber
Convenient cutting according to requirements
Suitable for industry and energy sector
Clear protective marking
Strong and wear-resistant

Disadvantages

Not intended for voltages higher than Class 0
Requires periodic condition inspection
Damaged or cracked surface must not be used
Not intended for long-term UV exposure outdoors
Thicker and heavier than standard rubber mats

What is a dielectric mat used for?

It is used for additional worker protection against electric shock when working near energized electrical equipment.

What is this dielectric mat made of?

The mat is made of special electrical insulating rubber (Rubber Elastomer) designed for protection against electric shock.

Can the mat be cut?

Yes, the mat can be easily cut to the required length or workplace size.

Is the mat suitable for outdoor use?

It can be used temporarily outdoors, but for long-term use it is recommended to protect it from direct sunlight and atmospheric exposure.