ARC FLASH SUIT - Integrated Cooling System

Integrated Cooling System — Stay Cool Under High Heat Stress

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In high-temperature, poorly ventilated, and high-risk environments, electrical professionals must withstand more than arc flash hazards — they must also endure intense heat stress. Prolonged exposure to high temperatures while wearing heavy PPE can cause overheating, fatigue, reduced focus, and even dangerous heat-related illnesses.

To combat this, the ArcPro-Suit-65 supports the integration of an optional advanced cooling system, allowing workers to stay cool, alert, and protected — even under the harshest conditions.

Key Advantage 1: Active Cooling, Real Thermal Relief

The cooling system can be installed in the hood or inside the suit’s core areas, depending on the configuration. It includes micro-fan modules, liquid-cooling channels, or thermoelectric elements that rapidly dissipate body heat. Users can experience a temperature drop of 3–7°C, significantly extending their safe working duration.

 Key Advantage 2: Lightweight, Non-Disruptive Integration

Despite its performance, the system is compact and ergonomically designed, adding minimal weight and preserving full range of motion. It seamlessly integrates with the suit’s lightweight multi-layer construction, maintaining both comfort and functionality in motion-heavy environments.

Key Advantage 3: Safety First — Flame Resistant & Arc Compliant

All cooling components are built from arc-rated, flame-resistant materials and engineered to function without compromising the suit’s electrical or thermal protection. Even during arc flash exposure, the cooling system remains secure, preserving both structural integrity and user safety.

Conclusion:

True protection under high heat is not just about resisting fire — it’s also about maintaining core body temperature and mental clarity. With its integrated cooling system, the ArcPro-Suit-65 offers more than PPE — it provides thermal management for safer, smarter performance.

From passive protection to active adaptation — this is the next generation of arc flash safety.

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