Pro-safe AF-KIT-B-M Arc Flash Clothing Kit Medium Hrc 2

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE AF-KIT-B-M is a medium-sized arc flash clothing kit rated at 12 calories per square centimeter, designed to protect electrical workers from arc flash hazards in energized work environments. The kit meets Hazard Risk Category 2 (HRC 2) requirements and includes a hard cap for additional head protection. The face shield window features an anti-fog coating and measures 10 inches in height, supporting clear visibility during work on live electrical equipment. This kit is assembled for electricians and electrical maintenance professionals who perform energized tasks requiring NFPA 70E-compliant PPE.

This arc flash clothing kit is intended for use in commercial, industrial, and utility electrical environments where arc flash exposure is a documented hazard. It is appropriate for tasks classified at HRC 2, such as work on exposed energized conductors or circuit parts operating at voltages where arc flash incident energy does not exceed 12 cal/sq cm. Electricians, maintenance technicians, and electrical contractors performing energized electrical work will find this kit suited to standard arc flash PPE program requirements.

Key Features

• Arc flash protection rated to 12 cal/sq cm maximum incident energy
• HRC 2 compliant, meeting NFPA 70E Hazard Risk Category 2 requirements
• Hard cap included for head and impact protection
• Anti-fog face shield window for clear visibility in field conditions
• Face shield window height of 10 inches for broad facial coverage
• Medium sizing for a standard fit across common trade body types

Compatibility

Designed as an HRC 2 arc flash PPE kit for energized electrical work tasks where maximum arc flash incident energy does not exceed 12 cal/sq cm, consistent with NFPA 70E arc flash PPE category requirements.

Installation Notes

Arc flash PPE must be donned before approaching or working on exposed energized electrical equipment. All energized work must be performed in accordance with NFPA 70E and applicable local electrical codes. Inspect all kit components for damage or wear before each use and remove from service any item that shows signs of compromise. PPE selection should be based on a site-specific arc flash hazard analysis performed by a qualified person.