North A89R010000 Class E Type Ii Hard Hat

Product Description

The NORTH A89R010000 is a Class E, ANSI Type II hard hat designed for electrical and general industrial work environments. Constructed from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), it provides a durable, lightweight shell rated for high-voltage electrical hazards per Class E requirements. The 4-point ratchet suspension system allows quick, tool-free head size adjustment to fit a range of workers without removing the hat. Slotted side ports enable accessory attachment. This hard hat is intended for use by electricians, construction workers, and other trade professionals who require head protection meeting ANSI Type II standards.

This hard hat suits residential and commercial jobsites where both top and lateral impact protection is required. The ratchet adjustment and slotted shell make it a practical choice for electrical contractors, general contractors, and utility workers. It is worn as primary head protection in environments with overhead electrical hazards, falling object risk, or both. The wide head-size range supports diverse crew use without requiring multiple hat sizes on hand.

Key Features

• ANSI Type II, Class E rating for high-voltage electrical hazard protection
• HDPE shell construction for durable, lightweight performance
• 4-point ratchet suspension for tool-free, precise head size adjustment
• Fits head sizes 6-1/2 to 8 to accommodate a wide range of users
• Slotted design allows compatible accessory attachment
• Non-vented shell for environments requiring full electrical isolation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-issue hard hat for trade and industrial applications requiring ANSI Type II, Class E head protection with a slotted 4-point suspension shell.

Installation Notes

Hard hats are fitted and inspected by the wearer or safety officer before each use. Adjust the ratchet suspension to achieve a snug, level fit per the manufacturer fit guide. Inspect the shell and suspension for cracks, dents, or UV degradation regularly and replace any hat that has sustained an impact or shows visible damage. Do not modify, paint, or apply adhesives to the shell, as these actions can compromise the structural and electrical protection ratings.