High Voltage Proximity Warning Device

[jimbren]

Looking for information/opinions of different companies that make High Voltage Detection Systems for Aerial devices. Thanks.

[Tim1118]

I haven't head of any, but would definitely like to know more. If you find something, could you please post a link?

[islandfire03]

Look at the Hotstick for AC detection. I think it was around 300.00

http://www.hotstickusa.com/

[nameless]

Your eyes and good aerial placement.

[Halligan84]

Pierce was marketing one a few years ago, the detector wires basically removed your approach to the a window or parapet wall. IMO, it is another alarm to stop the rig. Keep 10' from wires and you should be OK.

[nmfire]

Your eyes and good aerial placement.

^^ What he said.

[billcory]

High Voltage Proximity Alarms for elevating ladder trucks

Here is a good suggestion for High Voltage Proximity Alarms:

https://www.unitedsafetyincorporated.com

This company does excellent work, is dependable and will work hard to earn your satisfaction.

[CGITCH]

The hair on the back of your neck, tingling in bottom of feet.

[Rescue101]

The hair on the back of your neck, tingling in bottom of feet.

Thanks but NO THANKS! T.C.

[CGITCH]

Thanks but NO THANKS! T.C.

Don't worry, those rubber boots with steel shanks do perfectly fine at preventing electrocution.

[Rescue101]

Small problem. NO rubber boots here. T.C.

[nmfire]

Which leads back to... Look up before putting up.

[SPFDRum]

Anything that doesn't require battery's, a charger, or any other user consumable. They won't get changed or charged, or worse, somehow broken.
That leaves your eyes, a good situational awareness, and better aerial placement.