IN-20471:2003 Former en 471Clothing, high visibility
The standard IN 20471 specifies the features that must have the garment that has as objective to indicate visually the presence of the user, to detect it and see it so well in dangerous conditions, in all light conditions, day or night, the light of the headlights.
There are 3 kinds of clothing-signaling. Each class must have some minimal surfaces, materials that facilitate the visibility, in accordance with the table below.
The clothing must be constituted by the surfaces required of basic matter and fluorescent matter retroreflectante. Alternatively, it may be constituted by the surface of matter with both features combined.
Each class shall have a minimum area of subjects that constitute the garment, in accordance with the table below.
Garment class 3
Garment class 2
Garment class 1
Basic fluorescent
0,80
0,50
0,14
Matter retroreflectante
0,20
0,13
0,10
Matter of combined
0,20
Class 3The class 3 defines the level of visibility higher. Example: garment of long sleeves, parkas, sets jacket/pants.
Class 2The class 2 defines an intermediate level of visibility: Example: vests, coats.
Class 1class 1 defines the level of visibility lower. Example: shoulder straps.
Class of surface of the basic material fluorescent (0 to 3)Indicates the class of the visible matter of the retroreflectante and fluorescent.
Class of matter retroreflectante (0 to 2)Indicates the class of the field retroreflectante in function of its coefficient of retroflexion.