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The CHICAGO PROTECTIVE APPAREL AG40GPXLH3P12 is a 40 CAL-rated arc flash clothing kit designed to protect electricians and electrical workers from arc flash hazards in high-voltage service environments. Built from Kevlar in charcoal, this kit centers on a Premium Gore Pyrad jacket and bib overall set that meets the demands of NFPA 70E Hazard Risk Category standards at the 40 CAL level. The kit ships complete with an electrical protection hood, polycarbonate face shield with bracket, hard cap, ear plugs, safety glasses, rubber insulating gloves, leather glove protectors, a glove bag, and an arc gear bag. At 15 pounds, the full kit consolidates every required PPE layer into a single, ready-to-deploy package for qualified electrical personnel.
This kit is suited for commercial and industrial electrical work where incident energy analysis identifies arc flash exposure at or below 40 CAL per square centimeter. Typical applications include switchgear maintenance, panel work, transformer service, and other energized electrical tasks requiring full-body arc flash protection. The size X-Large garments are intended for electricians who need properly fitted PPE to maintain dexterity and compliance on the job site.
Designed as a complete OEM-style arc flash PPE kit for qualified electrical workers performing energized work at facilities where incident energy analysis requires 40 CAL-rated protection per NFPA 70E guidelines.
This kit is to be donned and inspected by a qualified electrician before any energized electrical work begins. Always de-energize and verify absence of voltage where permitted before service; use this PPE only when energized work is justified under an established energized electrical work permit. Inspect all garments, gloves, and face protection for damage before each use and retire any component that shows signs of wear, contamination, or arc exposure. Consult NFPA 70E and your facility's electrical safety program for proper PPE selection, care, and retirement criteria.
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