Socket set Wera 8100 SB VDE 1

The Wera 8100 SB VDE 1 socket set is a compact 17-piece VDE-certified toolkit with a 3/8" ratchet handle designed for safe electrical work up to the approved voltage of 1,000 V. The set includes individually tested ratchet, sockets and extensions tested according to IEC 60900 at 10,000 V, and is supplied in a robust textile storage box that can stand upright for tidy shelf storage. The textile outer material provides additional surface protection while keeping weight and volume low for easier transport.

Advantages

The set combines a space-saving layout with high electrical safety: each ratchet, socket and extension is tested to IEC 60900 requirements. The textile box offers high durability and can be positioned upright for clear storage. The tools feature a smooth turning mechanism for secure holding and easy removal of VDE sockets. Low overall weight and compact dimensions improve mobility and handling on-site.

Suitable for

• Electrical installation and maintenance work up to 1,000 V
• Service and repair tasks requiring insulated hand tools
• Mobile technicians and electricians who need a compact, durable kit

Key specifications

• Model: Wera 8100 SB VDE 1
• Pieces: 17
• Drive size: 3/8" ratchet handle
• Standards: Individual components tested to IEC 60900 at 10,000 V; approved for use up to 1,000 V
• Packaging: Robust textile box, upright storage capable
• Brand: Wera
• MPN: 05004970001
• EAN: 4013288190970

How to use

Select the required socket and fit it to the 3/8" ratchet handle. Use the insulated tools only on de-energised circuits when possible and follow established safety procedures for live work up to the approved voltage. Ensure the ratchet and sockets are properly seated before applying torque; the smooth turning mechanism secures the sockets and allows controlled removal. After use, return tools to the textile box and store upright for organized, protected keeping.

Usage recommendations

Use the Wera 8100 SB VDE 1 set only within the approved voltage limits and after visually inspecting insulation for damage. Clean and dry tools before storage and replace any damaged parts to maintain safety and compliance with IEC 60900 requirements.