Neoprene tablet enclosure for height workers, securing tablets up to 3kg with full touchscreen access, three camera apertures, and a shoulder strap.
- Three camera apertures
- compatible with all popular tablet camera positions
- ANSI/ISEA 121-2023 certified, CE and UKCA marked
- 3kg rated, 2:1 dynamic safety factor, third-party tested
- Soft-touch front panel, full touchscreen and camera functionality
- Non-conductive plastic D-ring attachment points
- Adjustable shoulder strap included for standalone carrying
NLG Tablet Case - 3kg Neoprene Enclosure with Shoulder Strap
Neoprene tablet enclosure for height workers, securing tablets up to 3kg with full touchscreen access, three camera apertures, and a shoulder strap.
- Three camera apertures
- compatible with all popular tablet camera positions
- ANSI/ISEA 121-2023 certified, CE and UKCA marked
- 3kg rated, 2:1 dynamic safety factor, third-party tested
- Soft-touch front panel, full touchscreen and camera functionality
- Non-conductive plastic D-ring attachment points
- Adjustable shoulder strap included for standalone carrying
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Neoprene tablet enclosure for inspection engineers, telecoms surveyors, and height workers who use iPads and tablets as a primary working tool throughout the day. Industrial grade neoprene provides physical protection from impact, dust, and site conditions, whilst the soft-touch screen cover retains full touchscreen functionality without removing the device. Three camera apertures across the back panel confirm compatibility with the camera positions of all popular tablets on the market, removing the need to match a specific case to a specific model before ordering.
How three camera apertures solve the compatibility problem generic cases cannot
A standard tablet pouch or case positions a single camera cutout for one specific device orientation. An inspection team using a mix of iPads, Samsung Galaxy Tabs, or Microsoft Surface devices cannot guarantee that cutout will align with every model. Three apertures across the back panel cover the top-centre, corner, and mid-panel camera configurations found across all popular tablets in current site use, so the case works with any model the team deploys without device-specific procurement checks.
Key Features
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Three camera apertures: Back panel cutouts cover the top-centre, corner, and mid-panel camera positions used across all popular tablets. The rear camera remains accessible regardless of which tablet model is in the case.
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Industrial grade neoprene construction: Full-body neoprene absorbs impact, resists dust and site debris, and provides grip on site surfaces. More durable and more protective than fabric, thin plastic, or silicone alternatives.
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Soft-touch screen cover: Clear soft-touch front panel retains full touchscreen functionality. Inspection forms, digital drawings, BIM models, and permit platforms remain fully accessible without opening the case.
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Adjustable shoulder strap included: Allows the case to be carried across the shoulder throughout a working day without requiring a harness attachment point. The case connects to a rated tool lanyard via the D-ring when tethering at height is required.
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Non-conductive plastic D-ring attachment points: Multiple non-conductive D-rings provide tool lanyard attachment without creating a fault path in telecoms or electrical environments.
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NLG ID serialised tag: Scan to access load test certificates, inspection checklists, and log equipment condition records per site inspection programme requirements.
Who is this for
Trades and roles:
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Inspection engineers
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Telecoms and utilities surveyors
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Structural engineers
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Construction site managers
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Facilities managers
Industries:
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Construction and civils
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Telecoms and utilities
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Infrastructure and rail
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Facilities management
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Renewables and energy
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
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| Product Name | NLG Tablet Case - 3kg Neoprene Enclosure with Shoulder Strap |
| SKU | NLG101384 |
| Product Category | Neoprene Tablet Protective Enclosure |
| Max Load | 3 kg (6.6 lbs) |
| Safety Standards | ANSI/ISEA 121-2023, CE, UKCA, NS 9611:2022+AC |
| Load Testing | Dynamic, 2:1 safety factor, third-party certified |
| Construction Material | Industrial grade neoprene |
| Front Panel | Soft-touch clear cover, touch sensitive, full screen access |
| Closure Type | Zipper |
| Camera Apertures | 3, covers all popular tablet camera positions |
| Attachment Points | Non-conductive lightweight plastic D-rings, multiple |
| Shoulder Strap | Adjustable, included |
| Compatible Devices | All popular tablets including iPad (verify fit against case dimensions) |
| NLG ID | Serialised, scannable, unique serial number |
| Dimensions | 30cm (H) x 22cm (W) |
| Max Lanyard Length | 120 cm (48 in) |
| Compliance Markings | CE, UKCA |
| Unit Weight | 185 g |
Compatibility
| Compatible With | Status |
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| All popular tablets including iPad (verify fit against 30cm H x 22cm W) | Compatible |
| Touchscreen operation through soft-touch front panel | Compatible |
| Camera use via one of three back panel apertures | Compatible |
| Rated tool lanyards via non-conductive D-ring attachment points | Compatible |
| Standalone shoulder carrying (shoulder strap included) | Compatible |
| Electrical and telecoms environments (non-conductive D-rings) | Compatible |
| Devices exceeding 30cm (H) x 22cm (W) | Not recommended |
| Devices exceeding 3kg total weight | Not recommended |
| Shoulder strap as dropped object prevention at height | Not recommended |
| Use without a rated lanyard at height | Not recommended |
Who is this for
Inspection engineers, structural surveyors, and height workers who use a tablet throughout an entire working day and need the device protected, operable, and tethered at all times. The shoulder strap means the case doubles as a carrying solution between inspection points, removing the need to store the tablet separately when moving between access positions. The non-conductive D-rings make it appropriate for telecoms, electrical, and utilities environments. Three camera apertures confirm compatibility across mixed-device inspection teams without model-specific procurement.
Typical applications
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Accessing digital inspection forms, structured asset records, and compliance checklists on a tablet during facade or roof inspection at height.
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Carrying a tablet between inspection points throughout a site visit using the shoulder strap, then tethering via the D-ring when working from an elevated access platform.
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Using a tablet for BIM model review and annotation at height without removing it from the case.
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Tethering a tablet in a telecoms or utilities environment where a non-conductive attachment point is required by site safety protocols.
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Equipping an inspection team with matched tablet cases for a multi-site infrastructure survey programme, using one case per operative regardless of the specific tablet model issued.
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Working from a MEWP basket on a maintenance inspection where both hands-free shoulder carrying between positions and secure tethering during elevated work are required.
How to use
Step 1: Open the zipper closure fully to access the interior of the case.
Step 2: Place the tablet inside the case with the screen facing the clear soft-touch front panel.
Step 3: Close the zipper firmly all the way around until the case is fully sealed.
Step 4: Check which of the three apertures on the back panel aligns with the tablet's rear camera. Identify the correct aperture at ground level before going to height.
Step 5: Adjust the shoulder strap to the required length for comfortable carrying when moving between inspection positions.
Step 6: When working at height, attach a rated tool lanyard to one of the D-ring attachment points. Connect the lanyard carabiner to a rated anchor point before beginning elevated work.
Common mistakes
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Not identifying the correct camera aperture before going to height. Check which of the three apertures aligns with the specific tablet model at ground level and confirm before ascending.
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Relying on the shoulder strap as dropped object prevention at height. The shoulder strap is a carrying aid, not a rated tethering device. A tool lanyard connected to a D-ring is required for compliant at-height tethering.
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Exceeding the 3kg rated maximum load. The case covers virtually all current tablets including iPad Pro models in thick cases, but confirm total device-plus-case weight before use.
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Using an unrated lanyard with the D-ring. Both the case and the lanyard must carry independent third-party ratings. An unrated cord does not complete a compliant tethering system.
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Returning the case to service after a drop without inspecting the neoprene shell, zipper, and D-rings. Internal impact damage may not be visible externally.
Safety
Certified to ANSI/ISEA 121-2023, CE, UKCA, and NS 9611:2022+AC. Maximum rated load is 3kg. The non-conductive plastic D-rings eliminate a fault path at the attachment points. In electrical or telecoms environments, the complete tethering system (lanyard and anchor point) must also be assessed for the working conditions. The shoulder strap is not rated for dropped object prevention and must not be used as a tethering device at height. This product provides no personal fall arrest function. After any drop, quarantine the case and inspect it using the NLG Inspection Checklist before returning to service.
Maintenance
Inspect the neoprene shell, zipper, soft-touch front panel, camera apertures, and D-rings before each use. Run the zipper through its full travel and check for smooth operation. Inspect D-rings for cracking or deformation. Wipe the front panel with a damp cloth to maintain touch sensitivity. Store away from heat, solvents, and direct sunlight. Scan the NLG ID tag to access inspection checklists and log records. Retire from service if the zipper fails to close fully, if the front panel is cracked, or if any D-ring shows deformation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will this case work with my specific tablet model?
A: The case is designed for all popular tablets and fits devices up to 30cm (H) x 22cm (W). Three separate camera apertures on the back panel cover the top-centre, corner, and mid-panel camera positions used across iPads, Samsung Galaxy Tabs, Microsoft Surface devices, and other common site inspection tablets. Verify your tablet's dimensions against the case before ordering. For mixed-device teams, the three-aperture design removes the need for model-specific cases.
Q: What safety standards does this case meet?
A: The case is certified to ANSI/ISEA 121-2023, the primary international standard for dropped object prevention tethering equipment, and also meets NS 9611:2022+AC, the Norwegian standard for tool lanyards and tethering systems. It carries CE and UKCA markings. Load testing is dynamic at a 2:1 safety factor, independently verified by a third-party laboratory.
Q: What is this case NOT suitable for?
A: The case is not suitable for devices exceeding 30cm (H) x 22cm (W) or for devices weighing more than 3kg. The shoulder strap is not rated for dropped object prevention and must not be used as a tethering device at height: a rated tool lanyard connected to a D-ring is required. This product provides no personal fall arrest function. In live high-voltage electrical environments, the complete tethering system (lanyard and anchor point) must also be assessed for suitability, not only the D-rings.
Q: Can I use the tablet touchscreen and camera through the case?
A: Yes. The soft-touch clear front panel retains full touchscreen functionality. The rear camera remains accessible through whichever of the three back panel apertures aligns with the specific tablet model. Inspection forms, photos, digital plans, and apps operate normally without removing the tablet from the case.
Q: Is the shoulder strap rated for dropped object prevention at height?
A: No. The shoulder strap is included as a carrying aid for moving between inspection points during a working day. For compliant dropped object prevention when working at height, a rated tool lanyard must be attached to one of the D-ring attachment points and connected to a rated anchor point. The shoulder strap and the tethering system serve different functions and should both be used as appropriate.
Q: How does the 3kg load rating compare to the weight of my tablet?
A: Most current tablets weigh between 450g and 700g with accessories and cases. A 3kg rating gives a working safety factor of approximately 4 to 6 times the actual device weight under normal handling conditions. The 2:1 dynamic safety factor in the ANSI/ISEA 121-2023 test refers to the minimum margin tested under drop conditions, not the static carrying weight. The rating confirms the case retains the device securely under the dynamic forces of a real drop event.
Q: Can I use this case in telecoms or electrical environments?
A: The non-conductive plastic D-rings eliminate a fault path at the case attachment points, making this case appropriate for environments where a conductive metal ring would be unsuitable. Ensure the lanyard and anchor point used with the case are also appropriate for the working environment. The case does not make the entire tethering system non-conductive.
Q: What should I do if the case has been dropped at height?
A: Quarantine the case immediately. Inspect the neoprene shell for tears or compression damage, the zipper for distortion, the front panel for cracking, and all D-rings for deformation. Scan the NLG ID tag to log the event and access the inspection checklist. Do not return the case to service until a competent person has completed and recorded the inspection. Replace any component showing degradation.
