These Salisbury Class 0 low-voltage electrical rubber gloves are engineered to provide reliable insulation and protection when working around energized equipment up to 1000 V AC. Designed for comfort, flexibility, and secure layering with leather protectors, they ensure safe handling of tools, conductors, and components during electrical installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting. Each pair is individually stamped with the month and year of manufacture and initial test date, helping workers verify compliance and readiness for use. Ideal for technicians who require dependable low-voltage protection during live-work operations.

Key Features

Low-voltage electrical insulation: Designed for safe energized work up to 1000 V AC when worn with leather protectors.
Flexible rubber construction: Supports dexterity and natural hand movement during electrical tasks.
Comfort-oriented design: 11-inch length protects the wrist and forearm while maintaining ease of movement.
Service-ready identification: Each glove is stamped with manufacturing and initial test dates for quick compliance checks.
Compatible with leather protectors: Ensures secure layering for added mechanical protection.

Intended Use

These gloves are intended for workers performing low-voltage electrical tasks that require certified insulation, secure layering with leather protectors, and reliable date-tracking to maintain OSHA compliance.

Ideal for:

Low-voltage electrical installation
Utilities and field maintenance
Industrial electrical servicing
HVAC electrical systems
Panel work, troubleshooting, and diagnostics
Automotive and EV electrical repair

Product Specifications

Product Name: Class 0 Electrical Rubber Gloves
Model: E011Y
Brand: Salisbury
Material: Electrical-grade rubber
Length: 11 in
Color: Yellow
Use Voltage (with protectors): 1000 V AC / 1500 V DC
Proof Test Voltage: 5000 V AC / 20,000 V DC

Certifications and Standards

ASTM D120 compliance: Specifies electrical insulating glove requirements for safe energized work.
IEC/EN 60903 compliance: Confirms electrical insulation performance according to international standards.
OSHA 29 CFR 1910 rule: Allows 12 months from manufacturing date to place gloves into service.
Proof test voltage: 5000 V AC / 20,000 V DC: Validates dielectric integrity before use.
Maximum use voltage: 1000 V AC / 1500 V DC: Defines the safe operating limits when worn with leather protectors.