The function of a mouse barrier
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When it comes to mouse guards, companies that have electrical distribution rooms definitely need them. Recently, an fire broke out in a distribution room at a nearby company. As it was winter, the first thing that came to mind was the dry weather, which could cause the wiring to age and lead to the accident. Fortunately, the company’s power distribution room was equipped with surveillance cameras; about four or five minutes before the fire broke out, an object that resembled a mouse appeared on the camera footage. It’s not known whether it entered the power control cabinet or not. This leads to another conclusion: could it have been a mouse that caused the fire? As for the mouse’s body, it had already been burned to ashes. Small animals such as rats often climb on substation facilities, power and telecommunications rooms, and distribution transformers, causing inter-phase short circuits between the terminals of the transformer insulators. This not only damages the equipment but also often leads to the tripping of the substation, exacerbating power outages and posing a serious threat to the safe operation of the power system. The total number of rats worldwide is about four times the world’s population. Therefore, mouse guards are needed near electrical equipment such as substations, power and telecommunications rooms, and distribution transformers. Fire prevention in winter is of top priority; please check your respective power distribution rooms.
Even though there were mouse-proof boards, mice still got in~~~~ I was terrified when I inspected the power distribution room that time~~~~
Indeed, mice are very scary. There have been no accidents in our company’s power distribution rooms, but in our office, mice have damaged network cables, resulting in a disruption to the entire company’s network communication
Small animals such as rats often climb on substation facilities, power and telecommunications rooms, and distribution transformers, causing inter-phase short circuits between the terminals of the transformer insulators. This not only damages the equipment but also often leads to the tripping of the substation, exacerbating power outages
Rat guards are needed near electrical equipment such as substations, power and telecommunications rooms, and distribution transformers.
In areas surrounding electrical equipment such as substations, power and telecommunications rooms, and distribution transformers, it is necessary to install rodent barriers, as well as apply mortar and rat poison
Rats are something that shouldn’t be underestimated
It’s small in size, but its harm is great~
I’ve caught mice in the office:D:D