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Electrical Insulated Safety Gloves (Class Rated)

Thor Series

Class-rated insulated gloves are essential PPE for live electrical work. Designed to provide dielectric protection against shock, they are used when working on or near energized equipment, switchgear, transformers, MCCs, and overhead lines. Each glove class corresponds to a certified maximum working voltage, ensuring that lineworkers select the appropriate protection level for the task.

Key Features

  • Certified dielectric protection for live electrical work

  • Available in multiple voltage protection classes

  • Ergonomic natural rubber for grip, flexibility and dexterity

  • Resistant to tears, punctures, aging and ozone cracking

  • Suitable for MV substations, distribution networks & industrial plants

  • Used with leather protector gloves for enhanced mechanical defense

  • Mandatory PPE for permit-to-work & live-line safety compliance

Voltage Protection Classes

Class Maximum Working Voltage (AC) Typical Use Case
Class 00 500V AC Panel wiring, instrument tech work, LV control circuits
Class 0 1,000V AC LV switchboards, MCCs, lighting & industrial circuits
Class 1 7,500V AC MV metering points, RMUs, small substations, field cabinets
Class 2 17,000V AC Distribution substations, feeder switching, MV overhead lines
Class 3 26,500V AC Higher MV linework & transmission maintenance
Class 4 36,000V AC Heavy HV work, EHV yards, utility substations

Always use with leather protector gloves to prevent mechanical damage.

Inspection & Safety Requirements

  • Gloves must be visually inspected before every use

  • Perform air inflation test to detect pinholes or cracking

  • Store away from sunlight, chemicals and sharp tools

  • Replace immediately if damaged, cut, contaminated or sticky

  • Follow site PPE replacement intervals per safety management guidelines

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