Screwdriver Topex electric insulated PH2 100 mm model 39D477 for 1000V

The Topex electric insulated screwdriver model 39D477 is a PH2 cross-tip tool with a 100 mm shaft, designed for work on electrical installations where protection against live circuits is required. The insulated handle and shaft are rated for use up to 1000 V, making the tool suitable for fastening and loosening Phillips-head screws in environments where electrical safety is a priority. The compact 100 mm length provides access to recessed or confined fastening points while keeping the user at a safer distance from energized components.

Advantages

This insulated PH2 screwdriver provides electrical protection up to 1000 V and combines a precision-machined tip with a rigid 100 mm shaft to ensure secure engagement with Phillips screws. The ergonomic insulated handle is designed for controlled torque transfer and reduced slipping during use. The tool’s insulation is tested to the stated voltage rating, supporting safer operation near live parts and reducing the risk of accidental contact with conductive elements.

Suitable for

• Electricians working on residential, commercial or industrial electrical systems
• Maintenance technicians performing repairs on electrical panels and devices
• Installation tasks where insulated tools are required for safety
• Assembly work involving Phillips-head fasteners in environments with potential live voltage

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips PH2
• Shaft length: 100 mm
• Insulation rating: 1000 V
• Intended use: fastening and loosening Phillips screws
• Handle: insulated ergonomic grip for controlled torque

How to use

Select the Topex PH2 insulated screwdriver when performing tasks that involve Phillips-head screws near electrical circuits. Verify that the insulation is intact before use and that the tool shows no visible damage. Use the screwdriver to engage the screw head fully and apply steady torque; avoid using the tool on rounded or damaged screw heads to prevent slippage. After completing work on live or potentially live equipment, store the screwdriver in a dry place and inspect insulation periodically for wear.

Usage recommendations

Before each use, visually inspect the insulated surfaces for cracks, cuts or wear and confirm the tool is rated for 1000 V. Do not use the screwdriver if the insulation is compromised. Follow applicable safety procedures for working with live electrical equipment, including using appropriate personal protective equipment and ensuring compliance with local regulations and workplace rules.