LAKELAND ARC FLASH MODEL AR48 ARC FLASH SUIT
- Product Code: AR48
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- Item Code: PICK-LKL-AR48A-
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LAKELAND, MODEL AR48 ARC FLASH SUIT 
48 Cal Arc Flash Protective Clothing, HRC 4 (HAZARD LEVEL 4)
CAT4 48 cal Arc Flash Protective Suit
Style Number: AR48
- Arc Flash Protective Hood
- Arc Flash Protective Long Coat
- Arc Flash Protective Bib Pants
- Arc Flash Protective Glove
- Package Bag
Lakeland AR48 CAT4 48 cal Arc Flash Protective Suit
Comes with:
- Arc Flash Protective Hood
- CAT4
- Arc shield and fabric are connected by flame retardant buckle. Easy to clean.
- With hanging ring on the top for easy storage.
- With helmet bracket and buckle, helmet can be assembled inside the hood.
- Anti-fog coating.
- Adequate space for head movement.
- Hood overlapped the coat for safety.
- ATPV value is on the lower left corner of front side.
- Arc Flash Protective Long Coat
- 32’’ length for full coverage
- Stand up collar for better protection. FR Velcro front closure.
- Raglan sleeve design offers superior freedom of movement.
- No metal accessories which may induct arc flash accident.
- Arc Flash Protective Bib Pants
- Bib style for comfort wearing.
- Adjustable loop and buckles on bib strap.
- Tear drop style swing pockets hold plenty items.
- Velcro leg openings with gussets make for easy on and off.
- No metal accessories which may induct arc flash accident.
- Arc Flash Protective Glove
- 40cm length glove for full coverage with sleeves.
- Can be used with coat and pant.
- Package Bag
- Colour: NAVY BLUE
- Protection Level: CAT 4 (48 cal/cm² ATPV rating)
- Fabric Blend: 3-layer DH fabric (inherent FR blend including Tencel, modacrylic, and aramid) for a softer, cotton-like feel [1, 2]
- Included Items: Arc flash protective hood with anti-fog shield, 32-inch long coat, bib overalls/pants, heavy-duty arc flash gloves, and a storage bag
- Design Features: Zero metal accessories to prevent accidental conductivity; raglan sleeves for mobility; adjustable bib straps and Velcro leg gussets
Electrically-resistant personal protective equipment (PPE)
Let Fyrban protect you from electrical shock and arc flash hazards while on the job. Our arc flash protective clothing is made to the highest of standards, with quality features built in for everyday performance.
- Arc Flash Protective Hood
- Arc Flash Protective Long Coat
- Arc Flash Protective Bib Pants
- Arc Flash Protective Gloves
- Arc Flash Protective Leg Covers
B 700 Personnel protection and medical equipment 701
Four sets of protective clothing according to the EmS Guide as given in the IMDG Code Supplement for packaged goods, or in the IMSBC Code for bulk cargoes, shall be provided in addition to the fire fighter's outfits required by Pt.4 Ch.10. (SOLAS Reg II-2.19 3.6.1)
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What is Arc Flash?
Arc flash is an electrical discharge or explosion that comes from a connection through air to ground or another voltage phase in an electrical system. This uncontrolled release of energy leaves its intended path and travels from one conductor to another, causing dangerous heat and light exposure.
What Causes Arc Flash?
Arc flash most commonly occurs due to human error, but non-electrical contact can also cause an incident. Consistency in safety practices and forming good habits on the job is key to preventing arc flash.
For example, a worker may use an uninsulated tool, such as a screwdriver, to perform routine maintenance on a control panel. If the worker mishandles the screwdriver and contacts the electrical ground, the flow of electrical current could jump to the tool, causing a direct release of arc flash.
Distractions or pressure to get the job done quickly can commonly result in operator error. There are also countless environmental factors that cause arc flash: Excessive dust and debris can result in a faulted electrical path, pulling energy to another conductor. The failure to follow routine equipment maintenance can result in corrosion which leads to conductive surface exposure. Condensation or any liquid near electrical equipment will spark an arc flash within any level of electrical current.
A majority of environmental factors occur when conductive surfaces are exposed. With many levels of electrical current flowing through the conductors, faulty tool handling, corroding insulation, and potential wear on improper installation will result in a major arc flash.
Arc flash is dangerous due to:
- Thermal energy
- Intense light
- Pressure wave
- Sound bursts
Factors that determine the severity of arc flash include:
- Temperature
- Time of a circuit break
- Distance of hazard from employee
