Tingley J44241.SM Arc Flash Jacket 14 Cal/sq Cm Small

Product Description

The TINGLEY J44241.SM is a Nomex arc flash jacket rated at 14 calories per square centimeter, designed to protect electricians and utility workers from arc flash hazards in energized work environments. The jacket is constructed from 0.38mm PVC/Nomex material weighing 10.5 ounces per square yard, providing a balance of arc flash protection and wearability. Therm-O-Rad sealed seams prevent moisture intrusion, and snap closure hardware is non-conductive and non-corrosive. The size Small fits a 36 to 38 inch chest with a 34-inch sleeve length. This jacket is worn as part of a full arc flash PPE ensemble by licensed electricians and trained electrical workers performing live or near-live electrical work.

This jacket is suited for residential, commercial, and industrial electrical service applications where NFPA 70E arc flash PPE requirements apply. The 14 cal/sq cm arc rating corresponds to PPE Category 2 under NFPA 70E, making it appropriate for switchgear inspection, panel work, and similar tasks at that hazard level. The blue Nomex shell is mildew-resistant and waterproof, supporting use in outdoor and wet service locations. Hook and loop wrist closures provide a secure fit under rubber insulating gloves.

Key Features

• Arc flash protection rated at 14 cal/sq cm meeting NFPA 70E PPE Category 2 requirements
• 0.38mm PVC/Nomex shell at 10.5 oz material weight for durable, lightweight coverage
• Therm-O-Rad sealed seams for waterproof and moisture-resistant performance
• Non-conductive, non-corrosive snap hardware for safe use in energized environments
• Hook and loop wrist closures for secure interface with rubber insulating gloves
• Mildew-resistant construction suitable for outdoor and wet location service

Compatibility

Designed for use as part of a compliant arc flash PPE ensemble for workers requiring 14 cal/sq cm protection per NFPA 70E. Size Small fits a 36 to 38 inch chest with a 34-inch sleeve length.

Installation Notes

This jacket is donned by qualified electricians as part of a complete arc flash PPE ensemble before performing energized electrical work. Always de-energize and verify absence of voltage where the task hazard analysis permits. When energized work is required, follow your facility arc flash risk assessment and NFPA 70E guidelines to confirm PPE category and ensemble requirements before selecting this jacket. Inspect the garment for damage, contamination, or compromised seams before each use and remove from service if defects are found.