Jarsh Safety Launches Smart Air-Cooled Helmet to Redefine Industrial Worker Safety

05 Nov 2025 CW Team

Jarsh Safety, a pioneer in intelligent personal protective equipment (PPE), has unveiled its Smart Air-Conditioned Helmet — a breakthrough innovation designed specifically for blue-collar and industrial workers.

Powered by Jarsh Active Cooling™, a patented solid-state cooling technology, the helmet provides consistent thermal comfort in temperatures from -5°C to 50°C without the use of fluids, compressors, or maintenance. The result is a lightweight, energy-efficient solution that consumes just one unit of power per week while ensuring even, long-lasting cooling.

Its portable, hose-free design allows users to move freely and safely, reducing fatigue and entanglement risks common in conventional cooling systems. Engineered for tough industrial conditions, the Jarsh Smart AC Helmet is not only a comfort device but a productivity and safety enabler for workers operating in challenging environments such as manufacturing units, construction sites, and foundries.

By addressing the growing challenge of heat stress in the workplace, Jarsh Safety is redefining the standards of occupational health and industrial PPE in India and globally.

The company is also exploring opportunities for product placement collaborations and industry partnerships to advance awareness around smart safety solutions. High-resolution product images and expert insights are available on request.

Jarsh Safety can also provide valuable perspectives on:

The future of PPE: Why most safety gear is outdated and how Jarsh is enabling intelligent safety ecosystems.
Climate change and occupational safety: How rising temperatures are forcing industries to rethink worker protection.
Wearable safety tech as an ESG and compliance metric: Why smart PPE will soon be a boardroom priority.
India’s evolving role as a global safety innovator, not just a PPE exporter.
The rise of ‘Deep MSMEs’ — IP-driven, high-tech micro-enterprises transforming India’s industrial landscape.

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