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Sweat only cools you when it evaporates
Under a work shirt in still air, it just soaks. ZIPPKOOL fixes that.
01 Air comes in
Fans at your lower back pull outside air into the garment. Four speeds, so you set it to the day.
02 Air moves across you
The garment inflates and channels a steady stream up your torso — across your whole back and chest, not one spot.
03 Sweat evaporates, you cool down.
Moving air lifts sweat away as vapor and takes your body heat with it — your own cooling system, finally working at full capacity.
Up to 20 hours of airflow on one charge — a full shift plus overtime. ANSI Class 3 hi-vis and fall-harness compatible, so nothing gets traded away to stay cool.
Cooling gear built to spec
ANSI-rated cooling garments and the batteries and parts that run them.
ZIPPKOOL®HVN-400U High Visibility Cooling Vest
ANSI Class 2. For road construction, work zones, and warehouse floors.
ZIPPKOOL®HVN-510U High Visibility Short Sleeve Cooling Jacket
ANSI Class 3. For highway work and anywhere close to moving traffic.
ZIPPKOOL®Hi-Visibility Helmet Cooler (HVC03U)
Clips to any full-brim hard hat. Airflow inside, shade for neck and ears.
How it compares to what's already in the truck
Most crews already carry something for heat. The difference with fan-cooled gear is duration: it doesn't need refreezing, re-wetting, or a cooler on the job site.
| ZIPPKOOL fan-cooled | Ice / phase-change vest | Soak-in-water vest | Cooling towel | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| How long it cools | Up to 20 hrs on one charge | Hours, not shifts | Hours, not shifts | Minutes |
| To reset it | Swap or recharge the battery | Refreeze the packs | Re-soak | Re-wet |
| Needs on site | Outlet to charge overnight | Freezer or ice cooler | Water source | Water |
| In high humidity | Reduced — evaporation slows | Unaffected | Reduced | Reduced |
| Stays dry | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| Added weight | Light, fans and battery only | Heavy when loaded | Moderate when wet | Negligible |
| ANSI hi-vis rated | Built in, Class 2 or Class 3 | Worn under or over hi-vis | Rarely | No |
| Harness compatible | Yes, D-ring passes through | Varies | Varies | — |
ZIPPKOOL isn't the right choice for every job. It's not flame-resistant and not intrinsically safe — for welding, hot work, or explosive atmospheres, use FR-rated gear and a non-powered cooling option. In sustained very high humidity, phase-change cooling may outperform evaporative. And fans must be switched off near rotating machinery.
Different work, different heat
Class 2 or Class 3, vest or short-sleeve jacket, one battery or two, what you need depends on the work. Find your trade below.
Road & highway
Class 3 for traffic-proximate work. Full-shift airflow through lane closures and night paving.
Construction
Cool without giving up hi-vis or your harness, the dorsal D-ring passes straight through.
Warehouse & logistics
No outdoor breeze, no shade. Steady airflow through a full pick shift.
Manufacturing
Airflow where the plant has none. Fans off near rotating equipment.
Landscaping & grounds
Sun all day, no cooler on the truck. Charge overnight, run all day.
Utilities & energy
Long shifts, remote sites, no freezer for miles. Battery swaps instead.
Everything your safety manager will ask for
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Spec sheets
Model specs, sizing, runtime, and price per product.
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Compliance sheets
ANSI class, certifications, and use restrictions.
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Product catalog
Full product line with part numbers and pricing.
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Owner's manuals
Setup, care, washing, and safe battery handling.
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How-to videos
Setup, harness fitting, and battery swapping.
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From the job site
What crews say after a season in it
ZIPPKOOL is new in North America. These are crews who tried it through a full summer.
"The warehouse was large and hard to keep properly cooled, so heat exhaustion was an ongoing concern for us. Candy and sports drinks alone weren't enough. Since switching, workers report noticeably less fatigue and steadier focus through the shift."
Kyosei Kida
"No more changing shirts mid-shift anymore. The site used to feel like walking on hot steel with nowhere to escape from the heat. Now the crew loses less energy to sweat, and it's much easier to manage everyone's physical condition."
Toru Sasaki
"My team maintains equipment in a semiconductor cleanroom. Machine-adjacent spots stayed hot despite the climate control, and shirts would soak through under our cleansuits. A trial in one room in 2023 changed our minds fast."
Jun Kobayashi
FAQ
Questions we get from safety managers
The specification and compatibility questions that come up most.
Which class do I need — Class 2 or Class 3?
Class 3 is specified for roadway and other high-risk, traffic-proximate work. Class 2 covers road construction, work zones, warehouses, and general construction. Check the site's written safety plan — it will name the class. HVN-510U is Class 3, HVN-400U is Class 2.
Does it work with a fall-protection harness?
Yes. A rear opening lets the dorsal D-ring pass through to the outside, so a lanyard or SRL attaches normally. Verify D-ring access before working at height. The garment is not part of the fall-arrest system.
Is the battery certified?
LI-PRO1U is ETL Certified by Intertek, an OSHA-recognized NRTL. Both packs are UN 38.3 certified for transport and FCC compliant. ZIPPKOOL batteries are not UL Listed; ETL provides equivalent NRTL recognition.
Can I wear it near welding or in a hazardous atmosphere?
No. ZIPPKOOL garments are not flame-resistant and not intrinsically safe. Do not use near open flame, sparks, welding or cutting, molten metal, or in areas with flammable gases, vapors, or combustible dust.
Can I order for a crew, and do you offer terms?
Yes. Contact us for volume pricing, PO and net terms, and compliance documentation for your approval process.