Electriguard 20kV Dielectric Overboot from Salisbury by Honeywell

Electrikgaurd overboot 400

Apr 23, 2019

When it comes to demanding jobs in the field, linemen turn to gear they can rely on to perform their work efficaciously. That’s why we’ve redesigned our classic dielectric overboots – the same protection you expect from Salisbury, now with ergonomic innovations which are intended to enable hassle-free donning and doffing plus a desirable fit.

Rated at 20kV, the new Electriguard 14” and 17” dielectric overboots were designed to have a wider neck opening – which typically allows the users to gear up for their work day with ease. The wider opening of the boots is intended to make it easier to put on and take off at the beginning and end of every work day. It’s also why we’ve added convenient pull handles, to help workers pull the boot over their daily work boot with ease. In addition, we have added a kick-off ledge on the back heel of the boot that helps in easy removal.

The end result is a pair of dielectric overboots that aims to enhance the work effectiveness of linemen.

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