Pro-safe PS-280HP24102 Hard Hat Class E G Yellow

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PS-280HP24102 is a Type I, Class E and Class G rated hard hat designed for jobsite head protection in electrical and general industrial environments. The shell is molded from polyethylene for impact resistance and lightweight durability. Inside, a 4-point pinlock suspension made from HDPE and nylon holds the shell securely and allows tool-free fit adjustment. The non-vented, slotted design accommodates compatible accessories such as face shields and earmuff attachments. This hard hat weighs 1.7 pounds and fits a universal head size, making it a practical stock item for safety managers and contractors supplying crews.

This hard hat is suited for residential and commercial construction, electrical work, and general industrial applications where ANSI Type I, Class E and Class G compliance is required. The Class E rating provides protection against high-voltage electrical conductors, while the Class G rating covers general electrical hazard protection. The slotted brim allows integration with accessory systems on multi-trade jobsites. It is typically issued by safety coordinators, general contractors, and electrical contractors to field personnel.

Key Features

• ANSI Type I construction — protects the top of the head against impact from above
• Dual Class E and Class G electrical hazard rating for broad jobsite compliance
• 4-point pinlock suspension with HDPE and nylon webbing for secure, adjustable fit
• Non-vented polyethylene shell for electrical insulation integrity
• Slotted brim accepts compatible accessory attachments such as face shields and earmuffs
• Universal fit accommodates a wide range of head sizes

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-issue hard hat compatible with standard slotted accessory systems. No specific model family compatibility data was provided for this SKU.

Installation Notes

Hard hats are issued and fitted by safety personnel or the wearer prior to entering a hazardous work area. Adjust the pinlock suspension to achieve a snug, level fit before use. Inspect the shell and suspension for cracks, dents, or fraying before each shift — damaged components should be replaced immediately and not returned to service. Follow applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1926.100 requirements and site-specific PPE programs for proper use and replacement intervals.