Rubber Glove Safety

[@mikeadler434]

👍👍 excellent demonstration. Thank you for posting this.

[@Legionz414]

I work with machines, normally 480 volts, normally kicking up to 50amps, I am provided ppe but never even knew about the 2 inches rule. I will need to check tonight lol. I will start wearing them now if power is live when I check for voltage or amp draw

[@lesliejasper1524]

Great demonstration! 👍

[@rublar75]

Great demonstration!

[@yousefr433]

I just watched 15 minutes of different reasons why i might die on the job, I quit

[@mintebenti]

Good explanation

[@nyambomukweeka6954]

Great video thanks alot, one has an idea of what he /she use at work place 👍...

[@alexa.davronov1537]

Gloves? Just approaching this source of power you need to have dielectric mats under your legs. Even if one glove is pinholed, the next will save you. But I wouldn't even risk touching anything as long as suspecting that system is live.

[@LivingTheDream77]

There is no glove rated for 100kv. How is it not getting electrocuted ? Even class 4 gloves max out at 54kv as far as i know.

[@dxfvgyhjh]

he was outputting 15-17 kv if i'm not mistaken

[@hamilton_podcast]

SHIT !! 1,00,000 Volts??

[@Democritus433]

100,000

[@steef9781]

2Hve does not like this video.

[@Fs.W]

Thats right sir we do not

[@RobinRobbieIdk]

Real

[@klixtrio7760]

Whats 2Hve?

[@mintebenti]

Good explanation