Product Description
Fitting your own cameras often ends with a job inside a distribution board or equipment cabinet, holding, bending and cutting conductors. The PLIERS OPT CP-128V (also listed as N111-49-VDE-180C), sold here as VDE Combination Pliers 200mm | Insulated Electricians, covers all of those jobs in one insulated tool.
The safety markings, translated
- VDE certified insulation, tested up to 1000V AC. VDE is a German electrical testing body, and AC is alternating current, the type used in UK mains wiring.
- Complies with IEC 60900, the international standard for insulated hand tools.
Insulated handles are one layer of protection. Isolate the supply first wherever you can.
What you get
- 200mm overall length, short enough to control in distribution boards, equipment cabinets and network racks
- Chrome vanadium steel construction
- Combined gripping, cutting and bending jaws, with a serrated gripping section
- Induction hardened cutting edges (heat-treated to stay sharp) for copper conductors, soft wire and small gauge cables
- Ergonomic anti-slip insulated handles
Check before you buy
The cutting edges are aimed at copper, soft wire and small gauge cables, so make sure the cable you work with falls in that range. Pliers like these are a regular pick for people in electrical, network and security-system trades when they are fitting or servicing equipment.
Specifications
- Brand
- PLIERS
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What voltage are the OPT CP-128V pliers insulated for?
The VDE certified insulation is tested for use up to 1000V AC, and the pliers comply with IEC 60900.
What will the cutting edges cut?
The induction hardened edges are made for copper conductors, soft wire and small gauge cables.
Are they suitable for network and security installation work?
Yes. Electricians, network installers and security system engineers are among the people who typically reach for this style of pliers when fitting or servicing equipment.
Is 200mm too long for tight spaces?
The 200mm length is meant to give leverage while staying controllable in confined spaces such as distribution boards, equipment cabinets and network racks.
