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ITL Insulated Single Phase Shroud
The ITL Insulated Single Phase Shroud is an essential electrical safety component designed for live line working and circuit protection in demanding environments. Manufactured from injection moulded nylon 11, this insulated shroud exceeds the stringent requirements of IEC 60900, the industry standard for live working applications, ensuring reliable protection for electricians and contractors working on energised circuits.
Built to perform in extreme conditions, this shroud meets Category 'C' requirements, maintaining full functionality across temperatures from -40°C to +70°C. This exceptional temperature range makes it uniquely suited for outdoor installations, industrial settings, and challenging environments where standard electrical components may fail.
The robust construction delivers virtually indestructible performance, backed by a lifetime warranty covering both the tool and its insulation. Ideal for electrical contractors, maintenance engineers, and industrial electricians requiring dependable protection during single phase installations, repairs, and maintenance work on live circuits.
Features and Benefits:
• Exceeds IEC 60900 standard for safe live line working
• Category 'C' rated for extreme temperature performance from -40°C to +70°C
• Injection moulded nylon 11 construction for exceptional durability
• Lifetime warranty on both tool and insulation for peace of mind
• Virtually indestructible design for demanding trade applications
Contents:
• 1 x ITL Insulated Shroud, Single Phase
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There is a ITL manufacturer warranty for this product which covers all manufacturing defects for the normal lifetime of the tool but does not cover wear and tear or damaged cause by misuse. This does not affect your statutory rights.


