Electrical Class C,E,G
Category: Head Protection
This one needs special care on your website because the letters have specific meanings and should not be presented generically.
Description
Safety helmets designed for applications where electrical hazards may be present, subject to the specific electrical classification of the helmet.
What do C, E and G mean?
- Class C: Conductive – does not provide electrical protection.
- Class G: General – provides limited protection against low-voltage electrical hazards under the applicable standard.
- Class E: Electrical – designed to provide higher electrical insulation/protection under the applicable standard.
Important:
The exact voltage rating, standard and certification should always be mentioned against the specific helmet model rather than making a blanket claim for the whole category.
