Pro-safe AF-KIT-D-2XL Arc Flash Kit 43 Cal Hrc 4 2XL

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE AF-KIT-D-2XL is a Hazard Risk Category 4 arc flash clothing kit rated for a maximum arc flash protection of 43 calories per square centimeter. Designed for electricians and industrial maintenance technicians working in high-voltage environments, this kit provides full arc flash protection where NFPA 70E compliance is required at the highest hazard level. The face shield window features an anti-fog coating and measures 10 inches in height with a 0.06-inch thickness, providing clear sightlines during live electrical work. At 9.5 pounds, the kit is a complete PPE assembly suited for demanding service conditions.

This arc flash clothing kit is intended for use in industrial, commercial, and utility electrical environments where HRC 4 rated PPE is required by a site-specific arc flash hazard analysis. Typical applications include switchgear maintenance, transformer work, and other energized electrical tasks where incident energy levels may reach or approach 43 cal per square centimeter. The size 2X-Large fit is designed for professionals requiring larger-frame garment sizing. This kit is commonly deployed by licensed electricians and electrical contractors performing work under NFPA 70E and applicable OSHA electrical safety standards.

Key Features

• HRC 4 rated protection up to 43 cal per square centimeter arc flash incident energy
• Anti-fog coated face shield window for clear visibility in demanding conditions
• Face shield window height of 10 inches for broad facial coverage
• Window thickness of 0.06 inches for durable impact and arc resistance
• Size 2X-Large for proper fit and full coverage on larger-frame wearers
• Complete kit format provides a single-source PPE solution for HRC 4 tasks

Compatibility

Designed as an HRC 4 arc flash PPE kit for use in compliance with NFPA 70E arc flash safety requirements in industrial and commercial electrical service environments.

Installation Notes

Arc flash PPE must be donned before approaching energized equipment within the arc flash boundary established by a site arc flash hazard analysis. All electrical systems must be de-energized and locked out per NFPA 70E and OSHA 1910.333 whenever possible before service; this kit is for use when energized work is justified and permitted. Inspect all garments and the face shield for damage before each use and replace any component that shows signs of wear, contamination, or arc exposure. Arc flash clothing kits should be fitted, inspected, and used only by qualified electrical workers trained in their application.