Questions and Answers for Commercial Electric Electrician's Tool Set (7-Piece) with Pouch

A:  maybe 24 volts.

A:  All the voltage you can supply, it will handle it great BUT definitly keep far away.

A:  NONE! Those skunks have the name "Commercial Electric" and then hidden on the handle is made in China , not insulated, will not protect against electrical shock

A:  These tools are somewhat insulated 110V maybe, it is your life turn the power off.

A:  Why is the power on when you are working the line?

A:  Are you serious?

A:  I would recommend you always turn the power off.

A:  Only if you lick the wires with your tonge first, after that you will be enlightened.

A:  You could BUT I recommend totally against it, remember electricity kill, burns or disables. Turn the electricity off and stay alive. I do !

A:  You can do what you want... BUT, no one would say "yes" to that question. Kill the breaker AND double check with a meter.

A:  Depends if you are at the same potential as what you are working on; but that being said, you probably will not be so the answer would be NO!

A:  If you are asking this question, you might want to hire a pro to do the work for you... Electricity can kill. At least do plenty of research before your work.

A:  Best and safe practices are to never operate on wire while the power is on.

A:  That's never a good idea. Should always shut down power when working on electrical wires.

A:  Working with metal tools and electricity without turning the power off is a bad idea. Only professional electricians would ever try this. That is why OSHA has lock-out/tag/out procedures, even then before you start work on electrical circuits of any kind you should double check to see if they are still live - they may be back fed from another circuit.

A:  I purchased this item for under 25.00....Great Deal!!

A:  This product is currently $24.97

A:  I paid $19.95 - you get 7 pieces and a carry pouch - not bad. I wouldn't use them working on a line crew.

A:  Under 20 dollars

A:  $20-$25

A:  20.00

A:  19.95

A:  I PAID $20

A:  According to consumers, the cost is