Raychem Class 2 Electrical Hand Gloves | Working Up To 17000 AC / 25500 DC ( 1 Pair )

Brand: Generic ( Made in India )

Raychem Class 2 Electrical Hand Gloves | Working Up To 17000 AC / 25500 DC ( 1 Pair )

Name: Raychem Class 2 Electrical Hand Gloves | Working Up To 17000 AC / 25500 DC ( 1 Pair )
Brand: Generic ( Made in India )
SKU: TI-RC-63355
Price: 3999 INR
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SKU: TI-RC-63355

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Raychem Class 2 Electrical Hand Gloves | Working Up To 17000 AC / 25500 DC ( 1 Pair )

Max Working Voltage : 17,000 AC

Max Use Voltage ( DC ) : 25500 DC

Made From High Quality Latex-Rubber

Best Quality

Easy To Use

Country of origin: India

Brand: Generic ( Made in India )
Weight (Approx.) : 500 gm
Gloves Size : Free Size
Net Quantity : 1 pair

Classification : Class 2
Max Working Voltage : 17,000 AC
Proof Test Voltage : 20,000 AC
Withstand Voltage : 30,000 AC
Max Use Voltage ( DC ) : 25500 DC
Finger Type : Full Fingered
Colour : Red
Material : High-Quality Latex Rubber
Certified Under EN : 60903 and IEC 60903 Standards

Raychem Class 2 electrical hand gloves are premium high-voltage insulating gloves engineered for safe live working in demanding electrical environments. Designed to protect against electric shocks, these gloves offer reliable insulation up to 17,000V AC and 25,500V DC, making them ideal for linemen, electricians, and utility workers handling energized equipment.
Crafted from high-quality natural rubber, the gloves provide superior dielectric strength and flexibility. Their ergonomic design ensures a comfortable fit, reducing fatigue during extended use while maintaining full dexterity for precise tasks. The natural rubber material also offers excellent resistance to ozone, UV exposure, and mechanical wear, extending the gloves' lifespan.
Certified under IEC 60903 and IS 13774 standards, these gloves meet rigorous international safety requirements for electrical insulating equipment. They are available in various sizes for a personalized fit and should be used in conjunction with appropriate over-gloves and other PPE for maximum protection. Always inspect for damage before use and follow manufacturer guidelines for storage and maintenance.

Features

High-Voltage Insulation : Provides reliable protection for live electrical work up to 17,000V AC and 25,500V DC, ensuring safety against electric shocks in high-risk environments.
Material Composition : Constructed from premium natural rubber, offering excellent dielectric strength, flexibility, and resistance to ozone, UV degradation, and mechanical wear for long-lasting performance.
Ergonomic Design : Engineered for comfort and a snug fit, reducing hand fatigue during prolonged use while allowing full dexterity for precise handling of tools and equipment.
Certifications : Compliant with IEC 60903 and IS 13774 international standards, guaranteeing adherence to stringent safety and quality requirements for electrical insulating gloves.
Additional Benefits : Lightweight and durable, with options for various sizes to accommodate different users; designed for use with over-gloves and other personal protective equipment (PPE) for enhanced safety. Always inspect for damage and store properly to maintain effectiveness

Applications

Electrical Maintenance and Repair

Wiring and cable installation in residential or commercial buildings.
Repairing low-voltage circuits, outlets, and switches.
Handling live wires during troubleshooting in control panels or machinery.

Utilities and Power Distribution

Maintenance of low-voltage transformers, substations, and distribution lines (up to rated limits).
Battery maintenance and charging in vehicles or backup systems.
Testing and servicing solar panels or small-scale renewable energy setups.

Industrial and Manufacturing

Equipment calibration and repair in factories, such as conveyor systems or automated machinery.
Working on low-voltage control systems in robotics or assembly lines.
Electrical inspections in hazardous areas (e.g., non-explosive zones) for compliance checks.

Construction and Infrastructure

Temporary electrical setups on construction sites, like portable generators or lighting.
Grounding and bonding tasks during building wiring.
Utility pole or underground cable work at low voltages.

Testing and Measurement