FIREX EC 7034
Anti-rodent · Cable fire protection
Protect the cable. Protect the plant.

Rats bite cables

One bite can cause a fire or stop your plant.
A power cable with its outer sheath gnawed away, exposing the bright copper conductor underneath
Damaged insulation exposes the conductor.
The risk remains after the rat has gone.
30-day rodent test
19
Bite marksUncoated cable
0
Bite marks7034-coated cable
Same cages. Same 30 days.
Food freely available.
RDSO/SPN/204 Annexure G — NABL lab
Rodent classification: SAFE

One coating. Two protections.

120min

Flame-spread test

CBRI — IEC 60332-3-22, Category A
Helps limit flame spread along coated cables.

Tested build: 1.5 mm, directly on the cable. Test reports available from Stanvac.
World first

The world’s first intumescent cable coating that is translucent, flexible and anti-rodent.

The loss goes beyond the cable.

Rat bite Exposed conductor Electrical fault Fire / shutdown
Fire breaking out of an electrical panel
Cable faults can cause fire and shutdown.
A cable fault can mean
  • fault-finding,
  • cable replacement,
  • production loss and
  • restart delays.

Already paying for pest control?

Add protection at the cable itself.
Pest control reduces rodent activity. 7034 adds a protective coating directly on vulnerable cable insulation. Use both.

Protect the wiring inside panels

Dense coloured wiring inside an electrical distribution panel
Panel wiring — application illustration.
Translucent protection.
Helps keep cable identification visible.

Add rodent and flame-spread protection to existing sound, insulated fixed wiring in panels, distribution boards and junction boxes.

Apply after electrical isolation, as per the approved method. Keep contacts, terminals and moving parts clear.

Fire-coated. Rodent-protected?

Keep a sound fire coat. Add rodent protection.
Cable routes running along a wall on cable trays
Cable routes — application illustration.

An existing fire coating may offer no rodent protection. Retain a sound, firmly adhered and compatible coating, and add 7034 on indoor fixed cable runs.

Check adhesion and compatibility on a trial section. Ask Stanvac for the approved coating system.

Start with one critical panel or cable route.
Ask for a coating recommendation and quotation.

Where should you start?

Start where a cable fault could stop production, interrupt essential services or put people at risk.

Food, pharma & storage

Cable faults can interrupt processing, packing and refrigeration.
SN Industry Priority cable locations
01 Food processing,
dairy & beverage
Production and packing trays; MCC wiring; chiller corridors.
02 Grain, sugar, rice
& feed mills
Conveyor runs; silo wiring; mill panels.
03 Cold storage
& warehousing
Compressor rooms; racking routes; dock panels.
04 Pharmaceutical
& FMCG
Service shafts; ceiling voids; AHU and utility wiring.

Buildings & transport

Patients, guests and passengers depend on essential services.
SN Industry Priority cable locations
05 Hospitals & healthcare Risers; ward ceiling routes; OT and diagnostic wiring.
06 Hotels, malls
& cinemas
Kitchen service routes; shafts; basement trays.
07 High-rise commercial Risers; basement trays; floor distribution wiring.
08 Railways, metro
& airports
Signalling routes; tunnels; station voids; cargo sheds.

Power, data & heavy industry

One cable fault can disrupt a much larger system.
SN Industry Priority cable locations
09 Data centres
& telecom
Under-floor routes; rack supply trays; UPS rooms.
10 Substations &
cable basements
Trenches; basement runs; control and relay wiring.
11 Solar plants &
battery storage
Low-level DC cables; combiner wiring; inverter rooms.
12 Refineries, petrochemical
& fertiliser
Instrumentation trays; junction-box wiring; sleeper crossings.
13 Steel, cement, mines
& heavy industry
MCC wiring; control cables; machine and starter panels.
Coat the cable before
the bite becomes a fire.
Get a coating recommendation
and quotation.
Send photographs of your panels, trays or cable basement.
Ask for the coating specification, test reports and price.
Stanvac Chemicals (India) Ltd
Keeping People Safe. Keeping Plants Running.
stanvac.com
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