Operating Rods & Poles (Hot Sticks)
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Free UK DeliveryCATU Primary Insulating Pole - Earthing / Shorting Systems (4 Lengths)£456.77 £380.64
- Available in four sizes
- Fully insulated
- Connects to intermediate or terminal poles to form larger instruments
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Free UK DeliveryCATU Intermediate Pole for Short Circuiting / Earthing SystemsCall for Pricing
- Connects to CATU basic insulated poles (sold separately)
- Available in four sizes
- Also requires a terminal pole (sold separately)
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Free UK DeliveryCATU CM-4410 Terminal Element Pole - 1.115m (Choice of Fitting)Call for Pricing
- Clips into CATU intermediate or primary element insulated poles
- Create your own customisable insulated system
- Choice of end fittings
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Free UK DeliveryCATU CM-15/20/25/30 Insulating Poles for Earthing / Shorting Systems£467.22 £389.35
- Measures up to 3m
- Use individually or clip together to make a longer system
- Heavy duty poles
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Free UK DeliveryCatu CM-7-10-A Foam Filled Primary Insulating Pole Extension£484.66 £403.88
- Works with CATU telescopic poles
- 1m in length
- Insulated
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Free UK DeliveryCATU CM-4415 Terminal Element Pole - 1.615m (Choice of Fitting)Call for Pricing
- Ending pole for intermediate/primary pole systems
- Choice of end fittings
- Fully insulated
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About Operating Rods & Poles (Hot Sticks)
Operating rods are one of the most-used tools in a line technician's toolbox. They perform an important role in keeping them safe.
Long enough to maintain a safe distance from energised equipment while they work. They are generally made of fiberglass to prevent electricity from being conducted. Maintaining 6-10 feet out from energised equipment also averts the dangerous arc zone.
There are several kinds of hot sticks. Determining which one to use depends on the job at hand. Each stick has different hardware on the end to assist in the job. Some have a hook while others open with a lever low on the handle.