SOLAS requirements for totally enclosed lifeboats
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Electrical Insulation Rubber Gloves are designed with high dielectric strength to protect crew members from electric shocks during high-voltage maintenance, these rubber insulating gloves must be used with leather protectors and inspected before each use.
Electrical Insulation Rubber Gloves are typically categorized 6 classes by voltage capacity, from class 00 (500V AC) to class 4 (36000V AC), and must comply with international standards for dielectric strength, mechanical properties, and ozone resistance under EN60903/IEC60903 standards, with common IMPA codes 795531 and 795532.
| Class | Max. Working Voltage | Tested Verification Voltage | Max. Leakage Current | Voltage Withstand Time | Size | Material |
| AC | AC | |||||
| 00 | 500 V | 2.5 KV | ≤ 12A | 3 min | 11 and 14 inch (#8/#9/#10/#11) | Natural latex or rubber |
| 0 | 1000 V | 5 KV | ≤ 12A | 3 min | 11 and 14 inch (#8/#9/#10/#11) | Natural latex or rubber |
| 1 | 7500 V | 10 KV | ≤ 16A | 3 min | 14/16/18 inch (#8/#9/#10/#11) | Natural latex or rubber |
| 2 | 17500 V | 20 KV | ≤ 18A | 3 min | 14/16/18 inch (#8/#9/#10/#11) | Natural latex or rubber |