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IS 15652:2006
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The challenge
Data centres operate high-density electrical systems continuously to support servers, storage units, network equipment, UPS systems and power distribution infrastructure. Electrical engineers and maintenance technicians work daily around HT panels, UPS battery rooms, power distribution units and LV distribution boards, where access to live equipment is routine and the risk of electric shock is real. Even a small electrical fault during live maintenance can injure personnel and disrupt the critical systems they are protecting.
In data centres, the electrical environment is uniquely challenging: systems run 24/7, maintenance windows are short and compressed, and live electrical work near UPS and PDU infrastructure is a regular requirement. Electrical safety in this environment is not optional; it is critical to protect technicians and maintain the uptime that SLAs demand.
Our electrical insulating rubber mats create a safe and compliant working zone around live electrical equipment, helping data centre facility managers and EHS teams protect personnel, reduce risk and meet IS 15652 / IEC 61111 / ASTM D178 safety standards without affecting operational continuity.
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IS 15652:2006
The flagship general-purpose mat for Indian substations and panel rooms.
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IEC 61111:2009
The flagship general-purpose mat for Indian substations and panel rooms.
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ASTM-D178
The flagship general-purpose mat for Indian substations and panel rooms.
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Find Your Mat ClassDeployment zones
Electrical insulating matting may be considered at work positions where personnel operate near electrical equipment. The correct specification depends on the task, equipment, standard and assessed hazard.
IT & Data Centres facilities · Selection assistant
Choose the facility and system voltage to view a starting reference for your specification conversation. Always confirm the applicable standard and current test documents before procurement.
Six questions · Standard, class and stock match
An insulating mat is one layer of protection. It does not replace isolation, earthing, safe work procedures or other PPE. Final selection is subject to installation conditions and a qualified electrical safety assessment. Figures marked “verify” are being confirmed against licensed copies of the standards.
Why Duratuf
Use product documentation and a site-specific assessment to decide whether a particular Duratuf mat is right for the job.
Our insulating mats are ideal for indoor and temperature-controlled facilities without compromising electrical safety performance.
Our insulating mats are built for continuous electrical exposure and maintain insulation properties even in 24/7 data centre environments.
Duratuf insulating mats provide a secure footing for technicians working near live electrical panels and power systems.
Each safety mat is tested to ensure stable dielectric strength and consistent insulation performance over time.
Our insulating mats support IS 15652 / IEC 61111 / ASTM D178 compliance while fitting seamlessly into your existing data centre layouts.
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FAQs
Electrical safety mat selection is standards-led. The answers below are intentionally qualified; check current manufacturer documents and local requirements before specifying.
In data centres, insulating mats should be installed in front of UPS panels and battery banks, power distribution units (PDUs), main LV switchgear rooms, HT electrical rooms (11kV), diesel generator and AVR panels, BMS monitoring rooms and any area where technicians access live electrical equipment during maintenance.
For LV systems (415V) including UPS panels, PDUs and LT distribution boards, IS 15652 Class A (3.3kV working voltage) or IEC 61111 Class 0 (1.0kV maximum use voltage) is the technically correct specification. IEC 61111 Class 1 (7.5kV max use) is commonly specified for additional safety margin in 415V environments.
For 11kV HT electrical rooms and transformer panels, IS 15652 Class B (11kV working voltage) or IEC 61111 Class 2 (17kV maximum use voltage) is required.
No. Electrical insulating mats and ESD (electrostatic discharge) mats are completely different products. Insulating mats protect personnel from electric shock near live HV or LV switchgear and are certified to IS 15652, IEC 61111 or ASTM D178. ESD mats protect sensitive electronic components from static discharge and are used at IT workstations. Both types may be present in a data centre but serve entirely different safety functions and must never be substituted for each other.
No. Insulating mats are installed in specific electrical rooms and in front of individual panels, not across raised floor areas or cooling airflow paths. Custom sizing ensures they fit precisely without obstructing cable management, cooling systems or raised floor access panels.
Yes. For hyperscale data centres with 33kV main receiving substations, IS 15652 Class C (33kV working voltage) or IEC 61111 Class 4 (36kV maximum use voltage) is required at the substation switchgear. For the facility’s internal LV and UPS areas, Class A or IEC Class 0-1 is appropriate. Mat class must always match the voltage of the specific panel or equipment the technician is working in front of.
Yes. IS 15652, IEC 61111 and ASTM D178 certified mats are accepted in electrical safety audits for data centres in India and internationally. Mats with valid type test certificates support compliance during ISO, data centre tier certification and government electrical safety inspections. Always request a test certificate when procuring insulating mats for data centre applications.