Pro-safe AF-KIT-E-L Arc Flash Clothing Kit Large Hrc 4

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE AF-KIT-E-L is a complete arc flash clothing kit rated at 43 calories per square centimeter (cal/sq cm), designed to protect electrical workers from high-energy arc flash events. This kit meets Hazard Risk Category (HRC) 4 requirements and is HRC 2 compliant, making it suitable for work on energized equipment where significant arc flash hazards are present. The included face shield window features an anti-fog coating and measures 10 inches in height with a 0.06-inch thickness. Licensed electricians and qualified electrical workers performing tasks on live or potentially energized systems are the primary installers and users of this kit.

This arc flash clothing kit is intended for use in industrial, commercial, and utility electrical environments where NFPA 70E arc flash hazard analysis requires HRC 4 personal protective equipment. Typical applications include work on medium-voltage switchgear, large motor control centers, and other high-energy electrical distribution equipment. The large size designation makes this kit appropriate for workers requiring a large-fit garment and head protection assembly. The kit ships as a single package unit, making it straightforward to deploy as a complete PPE solution for a single worker.

Key Features

• 43 cal/sq cm maximum arc flash protection rating meets HRC 4 requirements
• HRC 2 compliant for broader application flexibility
• Anti-fog window coating maintains visibility in warm or humid work environments
• Face shield window is 10 inches tall and 0.06 inches thick for substantial coverage and durability
• Hard cap head protection included as part of the complete kit
• Packaged as a single complete kit for straightforward PPE deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style arc flash PPE kit for electrical workers requiring HRC 4 rated protection per NFPA 70E. Size Large fit is intended for workers requiring large-sized arc flash garments and head protection.

Installation Notes

This kit is intended for use by qualified electrical workers trained in arc flash hazard recognition and NFPA 70E PPE requirements. All energized work must be performed in accordance with applicable electrical codes, including NFPA 70E and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.269. Inspect all components for damage before each use and do not use any item that shows signs of wear, contamination, or thermal damage. PPE selection must be based on a site-specific arc flash hazard analysis performed by a qualified person.