Tingley H44101 Arc Flash Hood 14 Cal/sq Cm Nomex Universal

Product Description

The TINGLEY H44101 is an arc flash protection hood designed for electrical workers operating in environments where arc flash hazards are present. Constructed from Nomex with a 0.38mm PVC coating on Nomex substrate, this hood carries an arc rating of 14 cal/sq cm, meeting requirements for Category 2 arc flash personal protective equipment. It features Therm-O-Rad sealed seams for reliable protection at the stitching, and a drawstring closure to help maintain a secure fit during use. The universal size fits most workers. Installation and use is handled by licensed electricians and safety personnel working on or near energized equipment.

This hood is intended for use in commercial and industrial electrical applications where arc flash PPE is required by NFPA 70E or applicable safety standards. It is suited for use in switchgear rooms, utility work, industrial maintenance, and any scenario requiring Category 2 arc flash face and head protection. The detachable design allows the hood to be worn with compatible arc flash suits or jackets, providing flexibility in PPE assembly. It is appropriate for residential, commercial, and industrial electrical service environments.

Key Features

• Arc rating of 14 cal/sq cm for Category 2 arc flash protection
• Nomex construction with 0.38mm PVC on Nomex substrate for thermal resistance
• Therm-O-Rad sealed seams reduce vulnerability at stitch lines
• Drawstring closure provides a secure, adjustable fit
• Detachable hood design for flexible PPE system integration
• Universal size accommodates a wide range of workers

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style arc flash hood for use with compatible arc flash jacket and suit systems requiring a detachable hood rated at 14 cal/sq cm.

Installation Notes

This hood is PPE worn by qualified electrical workers and does not require mechanical installation. De-energize and lock out/tag out all equipment before donning or removing arc flash PPE where possible, following NFPA 70E and applicable OSHA procedures. Inspect the hood for damage, compromised seams, or contamination before each use. Do not use damaged or soiled arc flash PPE, as protection levels may be reduced.