Low Voltage Rescue Kit Plus+

Volt Safety’s Low Voltage Rescue Kit Plus+ is an advanced emergency response kit designed for rescuing individuals incapacitated by electrical shock from live low-voltage switchboards. Built for use by the safety observer, this kit includes additional first aid and thermal care items to assist in victim recovery while maintaining rescuer protection from electrical hazards.

✅ Key Features:

• Complies with Australian energy provider safety requirements

• Rated up to 1000 V (Class 0)

• Hi-vis waterproof PPE bag with reflective lettering for quick identification

• Heavy-duty construction to protect contents in all conditions

• Insulated rubber gloves (size 11) stamped “RESCUE USE ONLY”

• “Isolate Here in Emergency” sign with cord attachment

• Multi-trauma burns dressing (75 cm x 75 cm)

• Non-conductive insulated LV hook/crook for safe rescue

• Bright LED torch (non-conductive)

• Fire blanket (1.8 m x 1.2 m)

• St. John’s Quick Reference First Aid booklet

• Thermal blanket (185 cm x 130 cm)

• Disposable resuscitation mask for CPR

• Multiple sizes of gel burns dressings for wound care

• PPE bag can also be used as a water bucket

📘 Standards:

• AS 4836 – Electrical Safety for Work on or Near Electrical Installations

• AS IEC 60903 – Class 0 Insulated Gloves

• AS 3504 – Fire Blanket

• Conforms to Australian energy provider requirements

📦 Kit Contents:

• Rescue Kit Bag – BAG-LVRK

• Insulated Gloves Class 0 (Size 11) – GLOVE0-11

• Insulated Hook/Crook – HOOK-LV

• “Isolate Here in Emergency” Sign – SIGN-ISO

• Burns/Trauma Dressing – DRESSING-B

• Non-Conductive Torch – TORCH-4AA

• Fire Blanket – FIRE-B

• First Aid Quick Reference Booklet – BOOKLET-FIRST AID

• Disposable Resuscitation Mask – KIT-RESUS-R1

• Gel Burns Dressings (10x10 cm & 20x20 cm)

• Thermal Blanket – KIT-TB

💡 Option:

• Wall-Mounted Low Voltage Rescue Kit – ideal for permanent installation near switchboards or electrical rooms

🦈 Safety Shark Tip:
Place your LV Rescue Kit Plus+ within easy reach of every active switchboard. Train your team to use it confidently, and check gloves, torch batteries, and dressings monthly — small checks prevent big risks when time matters most.