Chicago Protective Apparel AG40-GP-L-11 Arc Flash Kit 40 Cal

Product Description

The CHICAGO PROTECTIVE APPAREL AG40-GP-L-11 is a complete arc flash clothing kit rated at 40 calories per square centimeter (cal/cm2), designed to protect electricians and industrial workers from arc flash hazards in high-voltage environments. Built around a Kevlar-based Premium Gore Pyrad jacket and bib overalls in charcoal, this kit meets CAL Rating 40 standards and bundles every essential piece of PPE into a single, ready-to-deploy package. The kit ships at 15 pounds, making it a substantial, full-coverage solution for sites requiring NFPA 70E-compliant protection at Hazard Risk Category levels calling for 40 cal/cm2 gear.

This kit is suited for licensed electricians, industrial maintenance technicians, and utility workers performing energized electrical work on systems where arc flash incident energy analysis indicates a need for 40 cal/cm2 minimum protection. Typical applications include switchgear maintenance, panel work, transformer servicing, and other tasks requiring full-body arc flash PPE in commercial, industrial, or utility settings. The size Large configuration fits workers requiring large-sized garments across the jacket and bib overalls.

Key Features

• 40 cal/cm2 CAL Rating for compliance with NFPA 70E arc flash PPE requirements
• Kevlar-based Premium Gore Pyrad jacket and bib overalls in charcoal colorway
• Includes electrical protection hood with polycarbonate, uncoated face shield window and slotted headgear adjustment
• Full glove system: rubber insulating gloves plus leather glove protectors and glove storage bag
• Hard cap, ear plugs, safety glasses, face shield bracket, and dedicated arc gear bag included
• Complete kit format reduces sourcing time for jobsite supervisors and safety managers

Compatibility

Designed as a complete OEM arc flash PPE kit for Size Large users performing energized electrical work requiring 40 cal/cm2 arc flash protection per NFPA 70E guidelines.

Installation Notes

Installation and donning of arc flash PPE should be performed by or under the supervision of a qualified electrician familiar with NFPA 70E requirements. Inspect all components for damage before each use and verify the garment rating meets or exceeds the calculated incident energy for the task. Never perform energized electrical work until all required PPE is fully donned and inspected. Ear plugs, safety glasses, and rubber gloves must be verified for appropriate rating before use in specific hazard environments.