Standards

EN 60903:2003 IEC 60903:2014

Electrical gloves are specialized protective gear designed to safeguard workers from electrical hazards, such as electric shocks, arc flashes, and burns. They are an essential part of personal protective equipment (PPE) for electricians and other workers who deal with electrical systems. Here’s a detailed overview of electrical gloves, including their types, classes, maintenance, and usage

Standards

EN 60903 : 2003 IEC 60903 : 2014

Standards

EN 60903 : 2003 IEC 60903 : 2014

IEC 61482-1-2: APC Class 2

Arc flash composite gloves are specialized protective gloves designed to provide safety and protection to workers exposed to electrical hazards, particularly arc flashes. Arc flashes are dangerous electrical explosions that can result in severe injuries, burns, or even fatalities. These gloves are crucial for anyone working in environments where there's a risk of high-energy electrical discharges.

Standards

EN 60903:2003 IEC 60903:2014

Electrical gloves are specialized protective gear designed to safeguard workers from electrical hazards, such as electric shocks, arc flashes, and burns. They are an essential part of personal protective equipment (PPE) for electricians and other workers who deal with electrical systems. Here’s a detailed overview of electrical gloves, including their types, classes, maintenance, and usage

Standards

EN 60903 : 2003 IEC 60903 : 2014

IEC 61482-1-2: APC Class 2

Arc flash composite gloves are specialized protective gloves designed to provide safety and protection to workers exposed to electrical hazards, particularly arc flashes. Arc flashes are dangerous electrical explosions that can result in severe injuries, burns, or even fatalities. These gloves are crucial for anyone working in environments where there's a risk of high-energy electrical discharges.

Standards

EN 60903 : 2003 IEC 60903 : 2014

IEC 61482-1-2: APC Class 2

Arc flash composite gloves are specialized protective gloves designed to provide safety and protection to workers exposed to electrical hazards, particularly arc flashes. Arc flashes are dangerous electrical explosions that can result in severe injuries, burns, or even fatalities. These gloves are crucial for anyone working in environments where there's a risk of high-energy electrical discharges.

Standards

EN 60903 : 2003 IEC 60903 : 2014

IEC 61482-1-2: APC Class 2

Arc flash composite gloves are specialized protective gloves designed to provide safety and protection to workers exposed to electrical hazards, particularly arc flashes. Arc flashes are dangerous electrical explosions that can result in severe injuries, burns, or even fatalities. These gloves are crucial for anyone working in environments where there's a risk of high-energy electrical discharges

Standards

EN 60903 : 2003 IEC 60903 : 2014

IEC 61482-1-2: APC Class 2

Arc flash composite gloves are specialized protective gloves designed to provide safety and protection to workers exposed to electrical hazards, particularly arc flashes. Arc flashes are dangerous electrical explosions that can result in severe injuries, burns, or even fatalities. These gloves are crucial for anyone working in environments where there's a risk of high-energy electrical discharges.

Standards

EN 60903:2003 IEC 60903:2014

Standards

EN 60903 : 2003 IEC 60903 : 2014

Standards

EN 60903 : 2003 IEC 60903 : 2014

Standards

EN 60903 : 2003 IEC 60903 : 2014

Standards

EN 60903:2003 IEC 60903:2014

Standards

EN 60903:2003 IEC 60903:2014

Electrical gloves are specialized protective gear designed to safeguard workers from electrical hazards, such as electric shocks, arc flashes, and burns. They are an essential part of personal protective equipment (PPE) for electricians and other workers who deal with electrical systems. Here’s a detailed overview of electrical gloves, including their types, classes, maintenance, and usage

Standards

EN 60903:2003 IEC 60903:2014

Standards

EN 60903 : 2003 IEC 60903 : 2014

IEC 61482-1-2: APC Class 2

When working on Hybrid Electric Vehicles, selecting the right electrical gloves is crucial for safety. Class 0 or Class 00 rubber insulating gloves, combined with leather protectors and possibly arc flash gloves, provide essential protection against electrical hazards. Proper care, regular inspection, and adherence to safety standards will ensure that the gloves offer reliable protection in a high-voltage environment.

Standards

EN 60903 : 2003 IEC 60903 : 2014

IEC 61482-1-2: APC Class 1

When working on Hybrid Electric Vehicles, selecting the right electrical gloves is crucial for safety. Class 0 or Class 00 rubber insulating gloves, combined with leather protectors and possibly arc flash gloves, provide essential protection against electrical hazards. Proper care, regular inspection, and adherence to safety standards will ensure that the gloves offer reliable protection in a high-voltage environment.

Standards

EN 60903:2003 IEC 60903:2014

Electrical gloves are specialized protective gear designed to safeguard workers from electrical hazards, such as electric shocks, arc flashes, and burns. They are an essential part of personal protective equipment (PPE) for electricians and other workers who deal with electrical systems. Here’s a detailed overview of electrical gloves, including their types, classes, maintenance, and usage

Standards

EN 60903 : 2003 IEC 60903 : 2014

IEC 61482-1-2: APC Class 2

Arc flash composite gloves are specialized protective gloves designed to provide safety and protection to workers exposed to electrical hazards, particularly arc flashes. Arc flashes are dangerous electrical explosions that can result in severe injuries, burns, or even fatalities. These gloves are crucial for anyone working in environments where there's a risk of high-energy electrical discharges.

An Electricians Glove Storage Bag is designed to protect and store the essential gloves used by electricians, particularly insulating rubber gloves and their leather overgloves. Proper storage of these gloves is crucial to maintain their integrity and effectiveness in providing electrical protection.

A glove storage box is an essential accessory for electricians, linemen, and other professionals who work with high-voltage equipment. By providing a safe and secure place to store gloves when not in use, the box helps maintain the gloves' protective properties and ensures they are in optimal condition when needed.

These boxes are commonly used in industrial settings, power generation plants, and utility companies, where the proper maintenance and storage of PPE are critical to worker safety. Field storage of rubber insulating blankets shall be in a bag, box, container, or compartment that is designed for and used exclusively for them 

An Electrical Rescue Carrying Kit is essential for ensuring safety and preparedness during electrical emergencies.

Storage and Maintenance:

• Durable Carrying Case: Waterproof and rugged for easy transport and protection.
• Regular Checks: Ensure all items are in working order and replace any expired supplies.

Training:

• Safety Training: Regular training on how to use the kit effectively and safely.

This kit can be crucial for first responders or individuals working in environments where electrical hazards may occur. Always prioritize safety and follow local regulations and guidelines.

A pneumatic tester for insulating gloves is a device used to test the integrity of electrical insulating gloves, which are essential for the safety of workers dealing with electrical equipment. These gloves must be free of holes, punctures, and other defects that could compromise their insulating properties. The pneumatic tester helps ensure the gloves' reliability by detecting any leaks or weaknesses.

Standards

EN 60903:2003 IEC 60903:2014

Electrical gloves are specialized personal protective equipment (PPE) designed to protect electricians and other workers from electrical hazards. These gloves are made from high-quality dielectric materials that provide insulation against electrical shocks and burns.

It is crucial for workers dealing with electrical systems to use the appropriate class of glove for the specific voltage they will be exposed to, and to ensure that the gloves are in good condition before each use. Proper training on the correct use and maintenance of electrical gloves is also essential for ensuring safety in any environment where electrical hazards are present.

An Electricians Glove Storage Bag is designed to protect and store the essential gloves used by electricians, particularly insulating rubber gloves and their leather overgloves. Proper storage of these gloves is crucial to maintain their integrity and effectiveness in providing electrical protection.

Standards

EN 388:2016 EN 420 +A1:5 EN 407:2004

Electricians' leather overgloves are specifically designed for use in electrical work to provide an additional layer of protection over insulated gloves. Electricians wear insulated gloves to protect against electric shock and electrical burns while working with or near live electrical currents. The leather overgloves add durability, mechanical protection, and an extra safety barrier, ensuring the insulated gloves beneath do not get damaged during work. 

Standards

EN 388:2016 / EN 420 +A1:5 / EN 407:2004

Electricians' leather overgloves are specifically designed for use in electrical work to provide an additional layer of protection over insulated gloves. Electricians wear insulated gloves to protect against electric shock and electrical burns while working with or near live electrical currents. The leather overgloves add durability, mechanical protection, and an extra safety barrier, ensuring the insulated gloves beneath do not get damaged during work. 

Standards

EN 388:2016 / EN 420 +A1:5 / EN 407:2004

Leather overgloves for insulating gloves are protective accessories worn over insulating gloves, typically used by workers dealing with high-voltage electrical systems. The primary purpose of these overgloves is to provide mechanical protection to the underlying insulating gloves, which are crucial for electrical safety.

• A substation life-saving rescue kit should be designed to address the specific challenges and risks associated with working in or around electrical substations. 
• These kits are typically intended for use by electrical workers, first responders, or anyone who may be involved in emergencies within a substation environment.  

Standards

IEC 61482-2 APC 1 & ATPV 12 cal/cm² ISO 11612 A B1 C1 F1 ISO 11611 class 1 EN 1149-5 
NFPA 70E - ASTM F1959

An arc flash jacket is a type of personal protective equipment (PPE) designed to protect workers from the hazards of an arc flash. An arc flash is a type of electrical explosion or discharge that results from a low-impedance connection to ground or another voltage phase in an electrical system. Arc flash incidents can generate high temperatures, intense light, and pressure waves, posing serious risks to individuals working with or near electrical systems.

Standards

Arc flash GS-ET-29 APC 1 EN 166/EN 170 2C-1.2 CATU 1 B 8-1-0 3 ANSI Z 87.1

An arc-flash face shield is a piece of personal protective equipment (PPE) designed to protect the face and eyes from the hazardous energy released during an arc flash. An arc flash is a type of electrical explosion or discharge that results from a low-impedance connection to ground or another voltage phase in an electrical system. This phenomenon can produce very high temperatures, a bright flash, and a pressure wave that can cause significant injury or even death.

Standards

IEC 61482-2 APC 1 & ATPV 12 cal/cm² ISO 11612 A B1 C1 F1 ISO 11611 class 1 EN 1149-5 
NFPA 70E - ASTM F1959

An arc flash coverall is a type of protective clothing designed to safeguard individuals from the hazards associated with arc flash events. Arc flash is a sudden release of electrical energy caused by a fault or short circuit in an electrical system. This can result in a rapid and intense release of radiant energy, high temperatures, and pressure waves, posing a serious threat to workers in the vicinity.

Standard

Insulated according to DIN VDE 0680-01, usable up to 1000 V AC/1500 V DC

Insulated Fixing Safety Clamps are critical tools used in electrical work, particularly in high-voltage environments, to ensure safety while making connections or securing conductors. These clamps are designed to provide both mechanical security and electrical insulation, reducing the risk of electric shock or short circuits.

Standards

ISO 11612 A B1 C1 E1 F1/ IEC 61482-2 APC classe 1/ EN 1149-5/ EN 397/ EN 50365/ANSI Z89.1/ ASTM F 2178

Arc Flash Suit Kits are complete protective clothing systems designed to offer full-body protection against the hazards of arc flash incidents in electrical environments. These kits typically include a combination of garments, gloves, hoods, and other necessary PPE (personal protective equipment) to ensure the worker is fully shielded from the intense heat, light, and energy generated during an arc flash event.

Arc flash suits are essential for workers in industries such as electrical utility, industrial maintenance, and construction, where the risk of arc flash is high. These suits meet stringent safety standards and are designed to minimize the risk of serious injuries, including burns, hearing loss, and eye damage.

Standards

ISO 11612 A B1 C1 E1 F1/ IEC 61482-2 APC classe 1/ EN 1149-5/ EN 397/ EN 50365/ANSI Z89.1/ ASTM F 2178

Arc Flash Suit Kits are complete protective clothing systems designed to offer full-body protection against the hazards of arc flash incidents in electrical environments. These kits typically include a combination of garments, gloves, hoods, and other necessary PPE (personal protective equipment) to ensure the worker is fully shielded from the intense heat, light, and energy generated during an arc flash event.

Arc flash suits are essential for workers in industries such as electrical utility, industrial maintenance, and construction, where the risk of arc flash is high. These suits meet stringent safety standards and are designed to minimize the risk of serious injuries, including burns, hearing loss, and eye damage.