FOOD

FSSAI

PEST PREVENTION
IS A PLANT DUTY.

Schedule 4 | Pest-control requirements

Block entry. Act on infestation.
Keep pest-control records.

ONE RAT BITE.
A FOOD LINE AT RISK.

Protect the cables behind production,
packing and cold storage.

Packing-line cable entry.

A chewed cable can stop packing or refrigeration. Damaged stock and delayed dispatch cost far more than the cable.

01 / SEAL THE ENTRY

CLOSE THE WAY IN.

Choose by opening and future cable access.

FM 71

Firestop mortar.

Rigid seal for large wall and floor openings.

FB 250

Mineral-wool board.

Re-open the seal for future cable changes.

FBS 73

Flexible firestop putty.

Mould around small gaps and panel entries.

Z201 PUFSEAL

Self-expanding foam.

Fill general non-rated gaps and cavities.

FM 71 + FB 250

Combined mortar and board firestop for wall and floor openings.

Use the tested firestop build. Coat compatible exposed seal faces with EC 7034.

02 / PROTECT THE CABLE

FIREX EC 7034

Translucent, flexible anti-rodent
and fire-protective cable coating.

Coating fixed cable sheaths.

30-DAY RODENT CHOICE TEST

Same cages. Food available.
NABL-accredited laboratory test.

120 MINUTES

CBRI flame-propagation test
IEC 60332-3-22 | Category A

Reported results are for the tested
1.5 mm direct-to-cable build.

CHOOSE THE CABLE BUILD

Apply to QA-approved non-food-contact surfaces after electrical isolation. Keep pest checks, cleaning and entry repairs in place.