FRP is ideal for applications around electrical work and utility environments. Because fiberglass and the resin used to make FRP are inherently non-conductive, FRP is the safer alternative to metal.
Increases Safety
Unlike metal, FRP does not conduct electricity, reducing the risk of shocks and other safety concerns when working around electrical work. This makes FRP and fiberglass a perfect solution to use for structures used in data centers, battery storage, generator areas, and electrical substations.
No Need for Grounding
When you use metal for platforms, stairs, or other structures, you have to ground the structure to prevent shocks. FRP structures do not require grounding, which lowers installation costs, increases worker safety, and reduces maintenance.