What Are Class II 20KV Rubber Insulating Boots?
There is a stringent protocol and certified protective gear to be followed when working in high voltage. MARSHINE Arc Protective 20KV Rubber Insulating Boots Class II provide electrical insulation and arc protection for workers in power distribution, substations, and electrical maintenance.
Key Features
Rated insulation protection up to 20KV;
High-quality rubber construction;
Arc protective performance;
Anti-slip outsole for stable footing;
Durable and resistant to wear;
How To Use MARSHINE 20KV Insulating Boots?
Step in right Inner footwear
Wear warm dry socks prior to donning the insulated boots.
Keep sharp objects out of your pockets so they don't puncture the inside of the boot.
Put on the insulating boots
Place carefully your feet into the MARSHINE Arc Protective 20KV Rubber Insulating Boots Class II:
Full foot coverage is assured;
Ensure proper fit;
Don’t try to force your foot into snug spaces.
The boot should be snug but not too tight on your foot.
Full coverage is required
The boot must cover at least the foot and the lower part of the ankle:
Let pants drop over the boot outside;
Don’t push your pants into your boots.
That helps to prevent arc flash exposure.
Use Only Within Rated Voltage
Operate the boots only within their specified voltage.
Maximum operating voltage: 20KV (Class II);
Observe all pertinent local, state and federal safety and company policies.
Don’t exceed the rated protection limits.
Avoid hazardous conditions
Avoid using insulating boots in:
Water too deep to stand in;
Places with metal fragments that are very sharp;
Oil contaminated areas or chemicals contaminated areas.
These conditions may degrade insulation.
