\"Three-prevention\" measures for control rooms and operation rooms
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The \"three protections\" measures for control rooms and operation rooms refer to dust prevention, water prevention, and rodent prevention. How does your company implement these measures, and do you have any suggestions for construction?
Dust prevention is simple: all windows are double-sealed and closed, the interior is cleaned and mopped daily, and shoe covers must be worn when entering.
Waterproofing: The cable entry points of the cabinet are sealed with fireproof bags and fireproof putty to prevent rain and mice, and no water droplets should be allowed during interior cleaning.
Rodent control is the most difficult; rodents in cabinets are a real headache – we’ve encountered this problem twice. You can’t use rat poison; snap traps won’t catch them either, and glue boards can only catch fur. Finally, consider using electronic mouse repellents.
Use explosion-resistant structure for the cabinet room (in explosion-proof areas); employ cable trenches, and all cable entry points must be sealed with fireproof putty. A barrier to prevent small animals should be installed at the entrance to the cabinet room
To prevent rats, install rodent barriers at the entrance; fill the cable entrances with fine sand; place rodenticide on the floor beneath the control cabinet; and install ultrasonic rat repellents on the walls of the control room. It is said that this rodent repellent is very effective; it can eliminate rats completely. It’s quite harsh, but many people who have second or first children are also afraid of being accidentally harmed by it. As a result, even humans are driven away after the rodent repellent is installed, haha. . .
Protect against Mickey, hehe. . . It reminds me of when I was in the control room at my previous workplace; not long after the system was started up, the LCN connection was lost, and investigating the issue caused Mickey a lot of headaches. At the leader’s command, a team of over a dozen people removed the anti-static flooring and ceiling panels, sealed the holes and applied special substances; it took several days to complete all this work. Then, a few days later, the entire control panel started to emit a strange odor – the craftsmanship was ruined by that smell: lol:lol Hahaha. . . . There are a dozen or so people in the control room; the floors and ceilings were taken apart again
As a supplementary note, it is strictly prohibited to bring food into the main control room in the cabinet room; often, Mickey enters there because of the smell
How effective are electronic mouse repellents? Which company’s product is being used? Thank you
That thing isn’t for repelling rats; it’s used to sterilize them. It has little effect on rats, but it does result in a high rate of sterility in humans. Lately, more people have had second children, and the maintenance worker took this down and threw it in the trash bin.