Helping Electrical Safety

With Non-Conductive Palisade Around a Generator

Client: Utilities and Civil Solutions, IMO Car Wash

Location: Derbyshire

Project:  Non-Conductive Palisade Fencing

Overview

This business was looking for a security fencing solution that was non-conductive to go around their generator on site.

Challenges

• Suitability: The fencing needed to be suitable for their site, and therefore needed to be non-conductive.
• Installation: The client required installation as well as the goods, especially for a specialist fencing solution like the one they were looking for.
• Durability: A robust, long-lasting fencing system was what they were looking for, so durability was essential.
• Security: The fencing system needed to provide a high level of security that they could count on and ensure the site wasn’t compromised.

Solutions

Due to the specific requirements of the car wash, we advised our GRP Palisade Fencing solution, as this is non-conductive and non-magnetic. This range of fencing is ideal for applications where metal fencing is unsuitable and can help reduce the chance of any electrical accidents.

Providing the customer with strength and reliability, this palisade fencing is a robust and long-lasting security fencing system that is ideal for their requirements. The palisade fencing will not only keep the area secure, but is also extremely intimidating in appearance, therefore acting as an intruder deterrent.

GRP fencing is also chemically resistant, which makes it an excellent installation for areas where standard metal security fencing may rust and corrode. It also requires very little to no maintenance once the fencing has been installed.

Our team of approved installers were on hand to help with this specialist fencing, helping the customer to ensure that the fencing was effectively and efficiently installed around the generator, providing the protection they required.

Conclusion

The car wash now has a secure, non-conductive fencing system to go around their generator at the premises, keeping the property secure.