Class 0 Yellow Rubber Voltage Insulating Glove Kit - Tested 1,000V AC

In this review the Class 0 Yellow Rubber Voltage Insulating Glove Kit is evaluated for electricians, utility workers, and technicians who need reliable hand protection when working on live circuits. The bottom line: the kit delivers compliant Class 0 insulation up to 1,000V AC / 1,500V DC with newly tested gloves plus leather protectors and a storage bag, making it a practical, ready-to-use choice for field crews who must meet NFPA 70E and CSA arc flash standards.

Key Features

• Class 0 insulation: Tested for a maximum use voltage of 1,000V AC and 1,500V DC to provide certified protection on medium-voltage tasks.
• Complete kit: Includes one pair of 11' rubber insulating gloves, one pair of 10' leather protectors, and a glove bag so users have everything needed for immediate service.
• Newly tested and stamped: Each rubber glove pair is newly tested and stamped with the test date, which supports compliance and record keeping for safety programs.
• Standards compliant: Meets NFPA 70E-2015, CSA Z462-15, and ANSI/ASTM D120 Class 0 requirements for arc flash and electrical safety.
• Flexible and comfortable: Type 1 rubber construction is designed for dexterity so technicians can handle tools and connectors while maintaining protection.

Who It's For

The kit is best for electricians, linemen, contractors, utility maintenance crews, and technicians who work on hybrid or high-voltage vehicles and require certified Class 0 hand protection in daily service. It is also a good choice for safety managers who need an inspected, ready-to-issue kit for crews.

Those who should look elsewhere include workers who routinely need protection above 1,000V AC (they should select a higher class glove) or users who prefer integrated gauntlet systems rather than separate rubber gloves plus leather protectors.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Provides certified Class 0 protection up to 1,000V AC / 1,500V DC for routine electrical work.
• Comes as a full kit with leather protectors and a glove bag, reducing procurement time.
• Newly tested and stamped gloves simplify compliance tracking for safety programs.
• Good balance of flexibility and protection for tasks requiring dexterity.

Cons

• Class 0 limits maximum use to 1,000V AC, so it is not suitable for higher-voltage work.
• Sizing must be chosen carefully; users need to measure palm circumference to ensure proper fit.

Specifications

Product type	Class 0 rubber insulating glove kit
Max use voltage	1,000V AC / 1,500V DC
Kit contents	1 pair 11' Class 0 gloves, 1 pair 10' leather protectors, glove bag
Standards	NFPA 70E-2015, CSA Z462-15, ANSI/ASTM D120 Class 0
Glove material	Type 1 rubber
Sizes available	8, 9, 10, 11, 12 (measure palm circumference)

Our Verdict

For field technicians and electricians who need compliant, inspected hand protection for work up to 1,000V AC, this kit is a sensible and cost-effective choice. The freshly tested gloves, leather protectors, and storage bag make it practical for crews and safety programs, though anyone working above Class 0 limits should select a higher-rated option.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often must the gloves be tested?
Gloves must be placed into service within 12 months of the test date and then retested per your program or regulatory interval.

Can the rubber gloves be used without the leather protectors?
Rubber voltage insulating gloves should be worn with leather protectors to guard against mechanical damage and extend service life.

Are these gloves suitable for EV and hybrid vehicle technicians?
Yes, the Class 0 insulation and flexible Type 1 rubber construction make the kit appropriate for many hybrid and high-voltage vehicle service tasks within the 1,000V AC limit.