Rain-Proof Fiberglass Electrical screw type Operating Rods /hot stick

Specifications:

Specifications:

Notes:

1. Please check out whether the appearances of the operating lever is smooth and has no scratch, whether the hollow tube is blocked up and whether the segments are connected firmly.
2. Please check out the power-frequency withstand voltage test date. The products must carry out regular tests strictly according to DL408-1991 Working Regulation of Power Safety. If the products’ test date is over the expiry date, don’t uses them after you have test them strictly.
3. Please check out carefully whether the label of the high voltage brake pull-rod is clear and whether the name of the manufacturer, manufacturing date, fitted rated voltage are accurate and complete.
4. Please pay special attention to moisture proof to ensure the accuracy of the electrical properties and mechanical properties.

Summary of usage items:

(1) Before using the insulated operating rod, check whether the model specification, manufacturer name, manufacturing date, voltage level, and (double triangle) symbols for live work are clear and complete.
(2) The insulated part of the insulated operating rod should be free from bubbles, wrinkles, cracks, shedding of the insulating layer, severe mechanical or electric burn marks, and the glass fiber cloth and resin should be well bonded and no glue.
(3) The sheath of the hand held part of the handshake and the operating rod should be connected tightly, without damage, and without relative sliding or rotation.
(4) Before operation, wipe the surface of the insulated operating rod with a clean dry cloth to make the surface dry and clean.
(5) During operation, the human body should keep a sufficient safe distance from live equipment.
(6) The operator’s hand grip should not go over the guard ring to maintain an effective insulation length, and take care to prevent the insulated operating rod from being shorted by the human body or equipment.
(7) In order to prevent large leakage currents due to dampness and endanger the safety of operators, insulating gloves should be worn when using insulated operating rods to pull switches or disconnecting switches and circuit breakers through a transmission mechanism.
(8) When operating electrical equipment outdoors in rainy weather, the insulated part of the insulated operating rod should have a rain cover, and the upper mouth of the cover should be tightly integrated with the insulated part, without leakage, so as to block the rainwater flowing down and prevent it from forming The connected water flow column greatly reduces the wet flash voltage.
(9) When using an insulated operating rod to operate outdoor high-voltage equipment in rainy weather, insulated boots should be worn.
(10) The insulated operating rod should be subjected to a manual withstand voltage test once a year, and those who fail to pass are strictly prohibited to use it.