Biotech laboratories, pharmaceutical production plants and research facilities often rely on outdoor generator units to ensure uninterrupted power supply — essential for cold‑storage, freezers, incubators, and critical equipment. However, these outdoor units are highly vulnerable: theft, vandalism, unauthorized access, or environmental hazards (animals, debris, weather) can cause catastrophic downtime, spoil sensitive samples, and lead to major compliance violations. For critical infrastructure protection, international guidelines from U.S. Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) — 2020 National Infrastructure Protection Plan recommend perimeter security and controlled‑access fencing for power and backup‑power installations.
A properly installed **wire mesh security fence** around generator units delivers multiple layers of protection:
✔ Prevents unauthorized access, theft or vandalism
✔ Keeps out animals and reduces environmental contamination risk
✔ Provides visibility for security patrols while maintaining barrier integrity
✔ Supports mounting of security cameras, motion detectors, warning signage — improving compliance with lab safety protocols and GMP/regulatory audits
✔ Helps satisfy fire‑safety and hazardous‑area regulations by clearly demarcating generator zones
A mid‑size biotech firm in Southeast Asia experienced repeated theft of fuel cans and battery units — the outdoor generator supporting their cold‑chain freezers was left exposed. This caused a near‑failure overnight, compromising valuable biological samples. Management recognized that without perimeter security, their critical backup power was a liability.
We supplied and installed a heavy‑duty galvanized wire‑mesh fence enclosure around the generator area, with lockable gate, security mesh height 2.5 m, padlock and optional CCTV bracket supports. Warning signage “AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY” and safety placards were mounted. Inside, a gravel pad with drainage prevented flooding; clear separation from public or pedestrian traffic was maintained.
After installation: no further theft incidents; security patrol logs confirm restricted access; lab managers reported stable uptime and no sample loss. During audit inspections (GMP / facility compliance), auditors praised the secure enclosure as “good practice for critical generator protection.” The company avoided costly shutdowns and rebuilt trust in facility integrity.
According to guidance from the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) — especially NFPA 110 (Standby Power Systems) — backup power units should be secured in controlled, restricted‑access enclosures to prevent unauthorized interference. In regions under European regulation, IEC 60364 series (low‑voltage electrical installations) recommends barriers or enclosures for outdoor power equipment to ensure safety and environmental protection. For biotech labs under Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), perimeter fencing helps meet both security and environmental safety regulations, supporting compliance during audits.
1. Measure generator footprint + maintenance buffer zone; plan fenced enclosure with at least 1.5 m clearance on all sides.
2. Use galvanized steel wire mesh panels (anti‑corrosion) with height ≥ 2.4 m, firmly anchored or concreted.
3. Install lockable gate(s) with controlled access (key, card, or padlock), and consider CCTV or motion‑sensor integration.
4. Mount signage: “Restricted Area — Authorized Personnel Only”, safety / hazard warnings, access logs — to comply with NFPA / GMP / lab safety codes.
5. Provide gravel or concrete base with drainage to avoid water accumulation, ensure ventilation around generator, and avoid fire hazards.
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• Biotech companies with cold‑chain / sample storage requiring reliable backup power
• Pharmaceutical production plants needing uninterrupted power for GMP compliance
• Research labs and clinical trial centers with critical equipment (freezers, incubators)
• Data centers supporting medical data & facility operations
• Contractors / facility managers responsible for bio‑lab infrastructure security
We design and install secure, compliant wire mesh enclosures for generator units, outdoor equipment, or hazardous‑area installations — helping you protect assets, ensure continuity, and satisfy audit requirements.
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