Tingley J44241.4X Arc Flash Jacket 14 Cal/sq Cm 4XL

Product Description

The TINGLEY J44241.4X is an arc flash protection jacket rated at 14 cal/sq cm, designed for electricians and industrial workers who require NFPA 70E-compliant personal protective equipment. Constructed from 0.38mm PVC/Nomex composite fabric weighing 10.5 oz, this jacket provides both arc flash and liquid splash resistance in a single garment. Therm-O-Rad sealed seams prevent moisture intrusion while maintaining arc protection integrity. Sized at 4XL with a chest measurement of 60 to 62 inches and a 36-inch sleeve length, it is built to fit professionals working in demanding electrical environments. A licensed electrician or qualified electrical worker is the typical installer and end user.

This jacket is intended for use in industrial, utility, and commercial electrical applications where arc flash hazards are present. It suits work environments requiring PPE categorized under NFPA 70E arc flash hazard analysis, including switchgear maintenance, panel work, and other energized electrical tasks. The waterproof Nomex shell makes it suitable for outdoor service or wet plant environments. The 4XL sizing accommodates larger-framed workers needing full-coverage upper-body arc protection without compromising mobility on the job.

Key Features

• Arc flash rated at 14 cal/sq cm for NFPA 70E PPE Category 2 compliance
• 0.38mm PVC/Nomex composite construction — 10.5 oz fabric weight
• Therm-O-Rad sealed seams for waterproof performance
• Snap front closure with hook-and-loop wrist closures for a secure fit
• Non-conductive, non-corrosive hardware — mildew-resistant material
• Chest sized 60 to 62 inches with 36-inch sleeve length for 4XL fit

Compatibility

Designed as an arc flash PPE jacket for qualified electrical workers requiring upper-body protection at a 14 cal/sq cm arc rating in compliance with applicable electrical safety standards.

Installation Notes

This garment is donned by a qualified electrical worker prior to performing energized electrical work, as determined by a site arc flash hazard analysis. All energized work must follow applicable NFPA 70E procedures before and during task execution. Inspect the jacket for tears, compromised seams, or damage before each use — damaged arc flash PPE must be removed from service immediately. Launder and maintain according to the manufacturer garment care instructions to preserve arc protection ratings.