Optimally equipped for every application

The risk of arc faults caused by technical defects, errors, soiling or foreign bodies in the system cannot be ruled out when working on electrical installations.

The main danger for the electrician working there is burns, as temperatures of over 10,000°C can arise during the propagation of an arc.
The hands, face and head are particularly at risk from the effects of an arc fault.

In addition to technical systems, arc-fault-tested personal protective equipment such as DEHNcare is the primary means of protection against the thermal effects.

Clear vision – no fogging – full protection

Accident statistics show that serious burns frequently occur in the facial area. Our safety helmet for electricians with an arc-fault-resistant face shield protects from second degree burns, flying debris and splashes. DEHN face shields and visors are extremely hard-wearing and scratch-resistant.

Electrical work with feeling at your fingertips

The hand and lower arm area is at greatest risk of sustaining burns from arc faults when working on electrical equipment. The DEHNcare APG protective gloves offer reliable protection. They comply with the relevant laws and regulations and have been extensively tested in box tests.