Pro-safe AF-KIT-E-2XL Arc Flash Clothing Kit 2XL Hrc 4

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE AF-KIT-E-2XL is a complete arc flash clothing kit rated at 43 calories per square centimeter (cal/sq cm), designed for Hazard Risk Category (HRC) 4 electrical work environments. The kit includes hard cap head protection and an anti-fog face shield window, providing full upper-body coverage against arc flash hazards. Licensed electricians and qualified electrical workers use this kit when performing energized work on high-voltage equipment, switchgear, and industrial panels where incident energy levels demand maximum PPE protection. The face shield window measures 10 inches in height and 0.06 inches thick. The complete kit weighs 10.25 pounds.

This arc flash kit is suited for commercial, industrial, and utility electrical applications where NFPA 70E HRC 4 arc flash boundaries are established. Typical use cases include work on energized 480-volt or higher switchgear, motor control centers, and transformer terminations where an arc flash hazard analysis has determined the required PPE level. The anti-fog window coating keeps visibility clear in high-humidity or confined-space conditions. This is a size 2X-Large kit intended for workers requiring that fit range.

Key Features

• 43 cal/sq cm arc flash protection rating for HRC 4 environments
• Hard cap head protection included in the kit
• Anti-fog face shield window for clear visibility during energized work
• Face shield window height of 10 inches with 0.06-inch thickness
• Sized for 2X-Large fit — full kit packaged as a single unit
• Weighs 10.25 pounds complete

Compatibility

Designed as a self-contained arc flash PPE kit meeting HRC 4 requirements per NFPA 70E for qualified electrical workers performing energized electrical work at sites requiring 43 cal/sq cm rated protection.

Installation Notes

Arc flash PPE kits are donned and inspected by qualified electrical workers before beginning any energized electrical task identified in a site arc flash hazard analysis. Follow NFPA 70E and applicable OSHA 1910.269 or 1910.333 standards for energized work procedures. Inspect the face shield, hood, and garments for damage before each use and remove from service if any protective integrity is compromised. Sizing should be verified before use to ensure the kit provides the intended coverage without gaps at the wrists, neck, or ankles.