ITL Insulated Rubber Gloves – Class 2 / 17kv

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the difference between Class 2 and Class 0 insulated rubber gloves?

Class 2 gloves have a higher voltage rating than Class 0 gloves, making them suitable for working with higher voltage equipment.

2. How often should insulated rubber gloves be tested for electrical safety?

Insulated rubber gloves should be tested every six months to ensure they are still safe to use.

3. Can insulated rubber gloves protect against all electrical hazards?

While insulated rubber gloves provide protection against electrical shock, they may not protect against all hazards. It is important to follow proper safety procedures when working with electricity.

4. How should insulated rubber gloves be stored when not in use?

Insulated rubber gloves should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and chemicals that could degrade the material.

5. Are Class 2 / 17kV insulated rubber gloves suitable for all types of electrical work?

These gloves are designed for use with equipment up to 17kV, but it is important to assess the specific requirements of the job to ensure they are appropriate.

6. Can insulated rubber gloves be repaired if they are damaged?

Insulated rubber gloves should be replaced if they are damaged, as repairs may compromise their safety.

7. How should insulated rubber gloves be cleaned and maintained?

Insulated rubber gloves should be cleaned with mild soap and water, and inspected regularly for signs of wear or damage.