Pro-safe AF-KIT-D-M Arc Flash Clothing Kit Medium Hrc 4

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE AF-KIT-D-M is a complete arc flash clothing kit rated at 43 calories per square centimeter, designed to protect electrical workers during high-hazard switching, racking, and maintenance tasks on energized equipment. This kit meets Hazard Risk Category 4 (HRC 4) requirements and includes hard cap head protection with an anti-fog face shield window. The face shield window measures 10 inches in height and 0.06 inches in thickness. The kit ships as a single package and is sized for medium-build workers. Licensed electricians and industrial safety personnel are the primary end users.

This arc flash kit is suited for commercial, industrial, and utility electrical applications where NFPA 70E arc flash hazard analysis identifies an incident energy level up to 43 cal per sq cm. Typical deployment scenarios include work on medium-voltage switchgear, motor control centers, panelboards, and other energized electrical equipment requiring full arc flash PPE. The kit is intended for use as a complete ensemble to satisfy HRC 4 PPE category requirements under applicable electrical safety programs.

Key Features

• 43 cal per sq cm maximum arc flash protection rating
• HRC 4 compliant for high-incident-energy work environments
• Includes hard cap head protection for impact resistance alongside arc flash defense
• Anti-fog face shield window for clear visibility during task execution
• Face shield window height of 10 inches for broad facial coverage
• Complete kit configuration reduces field assembly errors and PPE gaps

Compatibility

Designed as an HRC 4 arc flash PPE ensemble for medium-sized electrical workers operating under NFPA 70E arc flash hazard programs requiring protection up to 43 cal per sq cm incident energy.

Installation Notes

This kit is worn and donned by qualified electrical workers prior to energized work; it is not installed in a system. Licensed electricians and safety professionals should verify the incident energy level at the work location through a current arc flash hazard analysis before selecting this or any PPE ensemble. All energized work must be authorized per NFPA 70E and applicable site electrical safety procedures. Inspect all components for damage before each use and replace any item that shows signs of wear, burns, or compromise.