Extech DV690: Non-Contact High Voltage Detector

Extech DV690: Non-Contact High Voltage Detector

Mar 10, 2021

The DV690 is a rugged and reliable voltage detector that can quickly and safely detect up to 69 kV in high-voltage (HV) electrical systems. This non-contact, industrial-grade tool provides an extra layer of protection for anyone who works around HV electrical systems including electric power utility, storm restoration, telecommunications, and public safety professionals.

Audible and visual alarms notify users of dangerous voltage presence, helping them maintain a safe distance in hazardous locations. Plus, five flexible mounting options make it easy to operate the device to get the job done efficiently.

Features:

• Detect and monitor electrical fields up to 69 kV

• Comply with NFPA 70E, OSHA 1910 Subpart S, and OSHA 1926 Subpart K

• Receive clear warning of high voltage from the 106 dB buzzer and bright red LED alarm

• Silence the loud audible buzzer with mute switch when preferred

• The self-test function ensures reliable and safe operation

• Mount the detector five different ways for hands-free or hands-on use: lanyard, clip, handheld, arm strap, or mount onto hot stick (not included)

• Universal spline allows use with hot sticks* to extend reach while remaining at a safe distance

• Designed with a textured hand grip for easy operation while wearing gloves

• Built with durable IP54 housing and drop tested to 4 ft (1.2 m) for tough jobs

• Complete with a hard carrying case, break-away lanyard, arm strap, soft pouch, universal spline adapter, and 3x AA batteries

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