UL 921:2016 Figure 2 PA130B Probe for Uninsulated Live Parts
Product No: SMT-PA130B
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Description
This UL 921:2016 Figure 2 Probe for Uninsulated Live Parts is a specialized safety tool designed for scientific, laboratory, and precision measurement equipment. It features a highly conductive brass probe tip to detect accessible uninsulated live components—critical for verifying that energized parts (e.g., internal wiring, terminal blocks) remain out of user reach. Paired with a robust insulating nylon handle (to protect testers from electric shock), it applies light, controlled pressure to mimic accidental contact.
Specifications:
- Probe Type: UL 921:2016 Figure 2 Probe (for uninsulated live part accessibility testing in scientific equipment)
- Handle Material: Nylon (fully insulating, heat-resistant up to 100°C; non-slip grip for precise operation)
- Key Dimensions:
- Straight Finger Diameter: 12.7mm (1/2 inch)
- Straight Finger Total Length: 101.6mm (4 inch)
- The Head Length: 14.3mm (9/16 inch)
- The Head Radius: R 4.8mm (3/16 inch)
- The Tail Diameter: 19.1mm (3/4 inch)
Test Procedures:
- Inspect the probe (no bent brass tip, cracked handle, or poor conductivity) and connect it to a live part detection tool.
- Power on the scientific equipment and let it reach normal operating mode (e.g., calibration, measurement state).
- Hold the insulating handle and align the probe tip with potential access points (e.g., terminal gaps, vent slits).
- Gently apply light contact to the target area—do not use force.
- Check the detection tool for signals (indicating contact with uninsulated live parts).
- Record results: pass if no live part contact, fail if contact is detected.
Applications:
- Safety testing of laboratory centrifuges and spectrometers (per UL 921:2016 Figure 2) to block live part access.
- Verification of non-patient-contact medical lab equipment (e.g., sample preparers) for U.S. market safety.
- Quality control for precision scientific scales and balances during manufacturing.
- Post-production audits of laboratory power supplies and signal generators…