Unior 220-250V Voltage Tester

• The ergonomically shaped handle protects your hands
• Better grip for higher torque
• Used on live circuits with a potential of up to 1000 volts
• Made of high-quality tool steel
• Additional protection and designed for easy and safe use

Usage (pictures)

Ergonomic handle design for protecting your hands.

 

Large hand contact area for more torque power.

 

 

Safety tips

• Use a screw holding screwdriver to get screws started in awkward, hard-to-reach areas.
• Use a stubby screwdriver in close quarters where a conventional screwdriver cannot be used.
• A rounded tip should be redressed with a file; make sure edges are straight.
• Screwdrivers used in the shop are best stored in a rack. This way, the proper selection of the right screwdriver can be quickly made.
• Keep the screwdriver handle clean; a greasy handle is apt to cause accidents.
• A screwdriver should never be used as pry bar. If it is overstressed in this manner, the blade might break and send a particle of steel into the operator's arm or even towards his eyes.

• Don't use pliers on the handle of a screwdriver to get extra turning power. A wrench should only be used on the square shank or bolster of a screwdriver that is especially designed for that purpose.
• Don't expose a screwdriver blade to excessive heat as it may reduce the hardness of the blade.
• Don't use a screwdriver with a split or broken handle.
• Don't use a regular screwdriver to check a storage battery or to determine if an electrical circuit is live.