Pro-safe AF-KIT-A-2XL Arc Flash Kit 12 Cal Hrc 2 2XL

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE AF-KIT-A-2XL is a complete arc flash clothing kit rated at 12 calories per square centimeter (cal/sq cm), designed to protect electrical workers from arc flash hazards at Hazard Risk Category (HRC) 2 levels. The kit includes hard cap head protection and features an anti-fog window coating on the face shield, with a window height of 10 inches and a window thickness of 0.06 inches. This kit is intended for use by licensed electricians, industrial maintenance techs, and facilities personnel who work on energized electrical equipment where arc flash exposure is a defined risk. It meets HRC 2 compliance standards for personal protective equipment (PPE).

This arc flash kit is suited for commercial and industrial electrical service work, panel maintenance, switchgear inspection, and other energized tasks requiring PPE at the 12 cal/sq cm protection level. It is appropriate for environments where a hazard risk analysis has identified HRC 2 conditions. The 2X-Large sizing accommodates larger-framed workers. Each package contains one complete kit, making it straightforward to outfit individual technicians for compliant energized electrical work.

Key Features

• 12 cal/sq cm maximum arc flash protection rating meets HRC 2 requirements
• Hard cap head protection included for full upper-body and head coverage
• Anti-fog window coating on face shield for clear visibility during work
• Face shield window height of 10 inches for broad facial coverage
• Window thickness of 0.06 inches for impact and arc resistance
• Sized 2X-Large for proper fit and unrestricted movement on larger-framed workers

Compatibility

Designed as an HRC 2 compliant arc flash PPE kit for use in commercial and industrial electrical environments where a hazard risk assessment identifies a 12 cal/sq cm arc flash boundary.

Installation Notes

Arc flash PPE kits are donned and inspected by the qualified electrical worker before approaching any energized equipment. All energized work must follow NFPA 70E requirements, including a current arc flash hazard analysis and energized electrical work permit where applicable. Inspect all components for damage before each use and remove from service any item showing signs of wear, burns, or compromised integrity. PPE selection and use must align with the site energy control program and applicable OSHA regulations.