Technical Specifications

Height: 1.2 m
Length: 2.5 m
Material: FRP (Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic)
Usage: Defines safe zones around electrical equipment, protects buildings, industrial, and public areas from electrical hazards.
Application Areas

Industrial Facilities and Factories: Used in factories and industrial complexes to restrict access to high-voltage electrical equipment or moving machinery.
Construction Sites: Used for temporary protection in hazardous areas, ensuring safety for workers and passersby.
Commercial and Public Spaces: Used in commercial buildings, stations, or airports to isolate hazardous zones from pedestrian flow.
Electrical Substations and Distribution Points: Ideal for areas of the electrical grid to protect workers from potential contact with high-voltage equipment.
Pros

Corrosion Resistance: FRP is resistant to corrosion and lasts long even in harsh outdoor conditions, making it ideal for outdoor environments.
Lightweight Construction: FRP is lightweight, making the barrier easy to transport, install, and relocate if needed.
High Electrical Insulation: FRP is a non-conductive material, ensuring the barrier is safe in electrical zones and protects from electric shock hazards.
UV Resistance: The material is resistant to ultraviolet rays, so the barrier does not fade and maintains its strength in sunny environments.
Low Maintenance Requirement: The barrier requires minimal maintenance, as FRP does not react with most chemicals and is resistant to environmental effects.
Cons

Limited Height: A height of 1.2 meters may be insufficient in circumstances where greater protection is needed, such as in highly dangerous areas.
Limited Resistance to Extreme Mechanical Load: Although FRP is impact-resistant, it may not meet requirements in extreme situations that demand exceptional strength (e.g., collisions with vehicles).
Not Suitable for Protection Against Heavy Loads: The FRP barrier is intended to visually and physically restrict access to an area but is not designed for protection against intense physical forces.
High Initial Installation Costs: Depending on the materials and construction, the acquisition and installation costs of FRP barriers may be higher than traditional steel or plastic barriers.
An electrical safety barrier is a reliable and durable solution designed to safely and effectively separate hazardous electrical zones. Ideal for industrial, public spaces, and electrical infrastructure facilities, this barrier provides safety and longevity while requiring minimal maintenance even under challenging environmental conditions.