Electrical Safety
High Voltage Gloves | HV Insulating Gloves
July 9th, 2018
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Electrical Insulation Tests For LV HV Gloves
The following table enables the selection of insulating gloves dependent on the level of electrical protection required:
| Insulating Gloves
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Maximum Voltage Use AC DC | Test Voltage AC Proof | Test Voltage AC Withstand |
| Class 00 Gloves | 500V ac | 750V dc | 2.5kV | 5kV |
| Class 0 Gloves | 1000V ac | 1500V dc | 5kV | 10kV |
| Class 1 Gloves | 7500V ac | 11250V dc | 10kV | 20kV |
| Class 2 Gloves | 17000V ac | 25500V dc | 20kV | 30kV |
| Class 3 Gloves | 26500V ac | 39750V dc | 30kV | 40kV |
| Class 4 Gloves | 36000V ac | 54000V dc | 40kV | 50kV |
➡ See below our complete range of Insulating Gloves including High Voltage Gloves for working on MV-HV electrical equipment, substations, cables and overhead lines.
Thorne & Derrick stock the complete range of CATU Electrical Safety Equipment including voltage detectors, phase comparators, insulating sticks, arc flash clothing and substation life saving kits.
Complete range of rubber insulating gloves for safe electrical working on medium/high voltage power systems including 11kV/33kV.

Taking Care Of Insulating Gloves
June 27th, 2018
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As Main UK Stockists for the CATU Electrical range of insulating gloves Thorne & Derrick regularly are requested to provide care and maintenance advice to ensure gloves provide adequate and ongoing electrical safety and protection to the wearer.
For insulating gloves to function effectively and in accordance with their specification they must be carefully and regularly cleaned, checked and tested – if damaged always replace. If uncertain always replace.
The insulating gloves will fail to provide hand protection against electrical shock if the surface integrity has been comprised by “wear and tear”.
Clean
Keep gloves clean. Similar to arc flash clothing, the cleaner the owner keeps their pairs of rubber insulating gloves the less risk of electric shock. Chemicals, oils, and other petroleum-based products can cause rubber to weaken and break down, so if the gloves become contaminated on the job, wash them off with tap water and a mild, bleach-free detergent to cleanse and remove debris and contaminants. Gently dry gloves with a clean cloth.
Check
Check for embedded materials. Due to the thickness of the insulating glove material the glove surface can be damaged by small, sharp particles of foreign material, such as copper cable particles, to work their way into the gloves and go undetected. Even though the embedded debris may not be obvious or penetrate entirely through the wall of the glove it still creates small holes and weak points that can compromise the wearers electrical safety. Before each wearing roll the gloves between your hands to feel for embedded particles. If any are found ensure the insulating gloves are electrically tested to verify their status for safe use or disposal.
Test
Air test them before every wear. Even minuscule pinholes in electrical gloves can be dangerous, so it’s extremely important to air test gloves before wearing them – each and every time. To air test the gloves simply hold the gauntlet (sleeve) end of it closed trapping air inside. Then tightly roll the closed end of the glove downward toward the fingers. If no air leaks out, the glove is free from holes. Have gloves electrically tested twice a year. Insulating gloves need to be electrically tested at least every six months to ensure that they’re still able to protect against low, medium or high voltages. Follow the stamped dates on the gloves closely. If you end up not using a pair of gloves within a year following their electrical test have the gloves retested before putting them back into use.
Store
Store gloves properly. Heat, UV rays and pressure from other objects can all cause damage to gloves – so store them carefully when they’re not in use. Before putting them away, ensure that the gloves are clean and dry. Rubber insulating gloves are best stored in cool, dark places, away from chemicals and heat sources. If you store gloves in a bag or container with other items you must ensure that nothing is piled on top of the gloves, or otherwise pushing them out of shape.
Insulating Gloves – Class & Category
Should you require any further advice about the care, maintenance or selection of insulating gloves please do not hesitate to contact us.
| Insulating Gloves Class | CATU Electrical Code | Category | Thickness | Length | Colour | AC | kV | DC |
| Class 00 | CATU CG-05 | AZC | 0.5mm | 360mm | Beige | ≤ 500V | 0.5kV | 750V |
| Class 0 | CATU CG-10 | AZC | 1mm | 360mm | Beige | ≤ 1000V | 1kV | 1500V |
| Class 1 | CATU CG-1 | RC | 1.5mm | 360mm | Bi-Colour | ≤ 7500V | 7.5kV | 11,250V |
| Class 2 | CATU CG-2 | RC | 2.3mm | 360mm | Bi-Colour | ≤ 17000V | 17.5kV | 25,500V |
| Class 3 | CATU CG-3 | RC | 2.9mm | 360mm | Bi-Colour | ≤ 26500V | 26.5kV | 39,750V |
| Class 4 | CATU CG-4 | RC | 3.6mm | 410mm | Bi-Colour | ≤ 36000V | 36kV | 54,000V |

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Earthing Spiders
June 22nd, 2018
Portable Earthing & Short Circuiting Kits
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➡ Thorne & Derrick stock a complete range of Earthing Spiders to provide portable earthing and short circuiting solutions for LV MV HV substation and overhead line applications – contact us for UK and Exports Sales of substation and transmission line portable earth leads. Largest European stocks of CATU Electrical.
ASTM D120 Insulating Gloves
June 12th, 2018
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ASTM D120 specification covers manufacturing and testing of rubber insulating gloves for protection of workers from electrical shock.
Two types of insulating gloves are provided and are designated as Type I, non-resistant to ozone, and Type II, resistant to ozone.
Six classes of ASTM D120 compliant insulating gloves differing in electrical characteristics are provided and are designated as Class 00, Class 0, Class 1, Class 2, Class 3 and Class 4.
The following tests shall be performed as part of the ASTM D120 Standard Specification for Rubber Insulating Gloves:
- ac proof test
- ac breakdown test
- ac moisture absorption/proof test
- dc proof test
- dc breakdown test
- ozone resistance test
- chemical tests
- tensile strength
- tear resistance test
- puncture resistance test
This following abstract is a brief summary of the referenced ASTM D120 standard – this is provided for informational purposes only and not an official part of the ASTM D120 standard; the full text of the standard itself must be referred to for its use and application.
ASTM does not give any warranty express or implied or make any representation that the contents of this abstract are accurate, complete or up to date.
Scope Of ASTM D120
1.1 This specification covers manufacturing and testing of rubber insulating gloves for protection of workers from electrical shock
1.2 Two types of gloves are provided and are designated as Type I, non-resistant to ozone, and Type II, resistant to ozone
1.3 6 classes of insulating gloves each differing in electrical characteristics are provided and are designated as Class 00, Class 0, Class 1, Class 2, Class 3, and Class 4
1.4 The values stated in SI units are to be regarded as standard. See IEEE/ASTM SI 10
1.5 The following safety hazards caveat pertains only to the test method portion, Sections 16, 17, 18, and 19, of this specification. This standard does not purport to address all of the safety concerns, if any, associated with its use. It is the responsibility of the user of this standard to establish appropriate safety and health practices and determine the applicability of regulatory limitations prior to use.
Insulating Gloves
The following table enables the selection of ASTM D120 Insulating Gloves according to working voltage and insulating class category – should you require any assistance with the correct type, specification or size of gloves please do not hesitate to contact us.
| CATU Electrical Code | Insulating Glove Class | Voltage | Type | Inches | Colour |
| CATU CGA-00 | Class 00 | ≤ 500V | 1 | 14 | Black |
| CATU CGA-0 | Class 0 | ≤ 1000V | 1 | 14 | Black |
| CATU CGA-1 | Class 1 | ≤ 7500V | 1 | 14 | Bi-Colour |
| CATU CGA-2 | Class 2 | ≤ 17000V | 1 | 14 | Bi-Colour |
| CATU CGA-3 | Class 3 | ≤ 26500V | 1 | 14 | Bi-Colour |
| CATU CGA-4 | Class 4 | ≤ 36000V | 1 | 16 | Bi-Colour |

Insulating Matting | Voltage Detectors | Insulating Gloves | Substation Safety | Arc Flash Clothing Protection
Substation Safety Equipment From CATU Electrical
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CATU Electrical is the world leading manufacturer of Electrical Safety Equipment for working on opower systems including cables, switchgear, substations and electrical equipment operating at LV (Low Voltage), MV (Medium Voltage) and HV (High Voltage).
Thorne & Derrick International, based in the UK, are the largest stockist and supplier of CATU Electrical products in Europe.
Together, we make the world a safer place. Here’s how.
Once Upon A Time…..
CATU Electrical was created in 1919 and since the beginning it has dedicated its activity to the manufacture of safety material, PPE and equipment for LV MV HV electricity networks and installations – whether underground or overhead, onshore or offshore, CATU Electrical protects utility workers from the workplace hazards of the amp and volt.
Since 1936, CATU’s activity has been concentrated on equipment for personal protection against electrical hazards such as arc flash clothing and accordingly has now more than 60 years experience in this field.
After the end of World War II, many French companies involved in Production, Transmission and Distribution of
electrical energy were amalgamated into one national company, called “Electricité de France” (EDF).
Poster : Le Bon D’Electricite by Mario, an original vintage poster from 1926 France. This original antique poster features a plug and contact nest in the shape of the map of France.
A short time later, a central department for Safety and Prevention of Accidents was created within EDF.
Because of experience that CATU already had in this field, a close cooperation was forged between EDF and CATU which resulted in joint development of all the important Safety Material and Equipment now used in France.
The international recognition gained by EDF in this field has contributed to giving CATU Electrical a foremost position as international suppliers of LV MV HV Electrical Safety Equipment from Argentina to Zambia.
Today, CATU Safety Equipment including all the ranges of short-circuiting and portable earthing systems, voltage detectors and testers, the live working tools and the electrical safety equipment for Cable Jointers and Linesmen is used by the main power utilities and electrical contractors in over 100 countries spread across 5 continents.
CATU’s experience and level of investment and research is unmatched and unrivalled – they are members of the main national and international technical committees (such as UTE, CENELEC, IEC and ASTM).
CATU Electrical is contributing to the development and application of the latest technologies – this quest for continuous improvement and innovation is now reinforced with their ISO 9001:2000 Quality Insurance Certification.
No surprises then that CATU Electrical is the preferred brand of choice and most specified manufacturer by the world’s leading oil and gas EPC companies.
Insulating Gloves

Insulating gloves conform to international IEC-60903 standard – to satisfy the requirements of this standard CATU Electrical gloves are subjected to dielectrical, mechanical resistance and ageing tests.
* CATU part references to be completed by size A, B, C, D. **References to be completed by size C, D. Correspondence with standard sizes: A = 8, B = 9, C = 10, D = 11
| CATU Electrical Glove Reference | Insulating Level | Voltage (V) | Thickness | Weight (g) |
| CG-02* (1) | Class 00 Gloves | 500V | 0.9mm | 220g |
| CG-05* | Class 00 Gloves | 500V | 0.5mm | 90g |
| CG-10* | Class 0 Gloves | 1000V | 1.0mm | 200g |
| CG-15** | Class 1 Gloves | 7500V | 1.5mm | 270g |
| CG-20** | Class 2 Gloves | 17000V | 2.3mm | 450g |
| CG-30** | Class 3 Gloves | 26500V | 2.9mm | 560g |
| CG-40** | Class 4 Gloves | 36000V | 3.6mm | 800g |
Insulating Boots

CATU MV-135*
CATU Electrical manufacture insulating boots made from elastomer canvas support, very flexible and slip resistant for offshore electrical engineers and substation workers. Anti-perforation stainless steel sole and shell the electrical insulating footwear is in accordance with EN 345.
Insulating Matting

The insulating matting is manufactured of elastomer compounds with slip-resistant surface. High quality dielectrical rubber matting conforming to international IEC 61111 standard for LV MV HV offshore electrical switchgear and switchboard applications including 11kV and 33kV operating voltages.
| CATU Electrical Matting Reference | Tension (kV) | Thickness | Dimensions (m) |
| MP-42/11 | ≤26.5kV | 3mm | 1m x 1m |
| MP-42/16 | ≤26.5kV | 3mm | 0.6m x 1m |
| MP-42/66 | ≤26.5kV | 3mm | 0.6m x 0.6m |
| MP-60/03-10 | ≤26.5kV | 3mm | 0.6m x 10m |
| MP-100/03-5 | ≤26.5kV | 3mm | 1m x 5m |
| MP-60/05-5 | ≤26.5kV | 5mm | 0.6m x 5m |
| MP-100/05-5 | ≤36 | 5mm | 1m x 5m |
| MP-60/10-10 | >80kV | 10mm | 0.6m x 10m |
IEC6111 Insulating Matting
| Class Of Insulating Matting According To IEC61111 | Proof Test | AC Maximum Working Voltage | Withstand Test Of Insulating Matting |
| Class 0 Insulating Matting | 5kV | 1000V – LV Low Voltage | 10kV |
| Class 1 Insulating Matting | 10kV | 7500V – MV Medium Voltage | 20kV |
| Class 2 Insulating Matting | 20kV | 17000V – MV Medium Voltage | 30kV |
| Class 3 Insulating Matting | 30kV | 26500V – MV Medium Voltage | 40kV |
| Class 4 Insulating Matting | 40kV | 36000V – HV High Voltage | 50kV |
Insulated Tools
➡ Further information about insulated tools manufactured by CATU Electrical.
| CATU Part Number | MO-510-03 (Delivered without tool bag) |
| Personal Equipment | |
| MO-11001 | 1 Safety Glasses |
| CG-98 | 1 Working Gloves |
| Voltage Detector | |
| MS-911-EX | 1 Voltage Multitester |
| Insulating Equipment | |
| CG-05-B | 1 Rubber Gloves Size B |
| CG-36 | 1 Carrying Bag for Rubber Gloves |
| MP-42/16 | 1 Insulating Mat 3mm |
| MP-26-A | 10 Insulating Caps |
| MP-35/12 | 1 Insulating Blanket |
| MP-39 | 10 Wood Clamps for Insulating Blanket |
| MP-32/15 | 6 Line Protectors 1.50m |
| MP-19 | 5 Insulating Adhesive Tapes |
| Insulating Tools | |
| MO-61001 | 1 Stripping Knife |
| MO-67502 | 1 Cable Cutter 230mm |
| MO-68008/19 | 1 Open End Spanners Set With 8 / 10 / 11 / 12 / 13 / 14 / 19mm |
| MO-69903 | 1 Right Angle Hexagonal Key Wrench 3mm |
| MO-69904 | 1 Right Angle Hexagonal Key Wrench 4mm |
| MO-69906 | 1 Right Angle Hexagonal Key Wrench 6mm |
| MO-751 | 1 Insulating Folding Rule |
| MO-69003 | 1 Adjustable Spanner 250mm |
| MO-66002 | 1 Universal Pliers 180mm |
| MO-66202 | 1 Round Nose Pliers 160mm |
| MO-66502 | 1 Water Pump Pliers 250mm |
| MO-67102 | 1 Side Cutter 160mm |
| MO-69308/23 | 1 Sockets 3/8″ Wrench Set with 10 Sockets: 8, 10, 12, 13, 14, 17, 19, 21, 22, 23 |
| MO-65205 | 1 Flat Blade Screwdriver 4 x 100 |
| MO-65207 | 1 Flat Blade Screwdriver 6.5 x 150 |
| MO-65209 | 1 Flat Blade Screwdriver 8 x 175 |
| MO-65232 | 1 Phillips Screwdriver No.1 |
| MO-65234 | 1 Phillips Screwdriver No.2 |
| MO-65236 | 1 Phillips Screwdriver No.3 |
Arc Flash Clothing & Protection
➡ Further information about arc flash clothing and protection manufactured by CATU Electrical.

Arc Flash Face Shield Kit – 10cal/sqcm
CATU KIT-ARC-01 arc flash face shield kit comprises of:
- 1 Face shield with chin cup 10cal/sqcm, absorbs> 99.9% of harmful UV radiation, 70% light transmission, tested to ASTM F2178 specifications
- 1 ABS helmet electrically insulated EN397, EN 50365, ANSI Z89.1, 20kV.
- 1 carrying bag for face shield and helmet

KIT-ARC-01 – Arc Flash Face Shield Kit
Arc Flash Jacket Kit – 11cal/sqcm
CATU KIT-ARC-02 arc flash jacket kit comprises of:
- 1 Face shield with chin cup 10cal/sqcm, absorbs> 99.9% of harmful UV radiation, tested to ASTM F2178 specifications
- 1 ABS helmet electrically insulated EN397, EN 50365, ANSI Z89.1, 20kV.
- 1 safety glasses EN 166/EN 170
- 1 arc flash protective jacket 11cal/sqcm (size XL – other sizes on request),ASTM F1506 and NFPA 70E Standards
- 1 carrying bag for face shield and helmet
- 1 all kit carrying bag

KIT-ARC-02 Arc Flash Jacket Kit
Arc Flash Protective Coverall Kit – 11cal/sqcm
CATU KIT-ARC-03 arc flash protective coverall kit comprises of:
- 1 Face shield with chin cup 10cal/sqcm, absorbs> 99.9% of harmful UV radiation, tested to ASTM F2178 specifications
- 1 ABS helmet electrically insulated EN397, EN 50365, 20kV.
- 1 safety glasses EN 166/EN 170
- 1 arc flash protective hood
- 1 protective coverall 11cal/sqcm (size L- other sizes on request),ASTM F1506 and NFPA 70E Standards
- 1 carrying bag for face shield and helmet
- 1 all kit carrying bag
Arc Flash Protective Hood Kit – 40cal/sqcm
CATU KIT-ARC-04 arc flash protective hood kit comprises of:
- 1 arc flash protective hood 40cal/sqcm, ASTM F2178 and NFPA 70E Standards
- 1 arc flash protective coat 40cal/sqcm, (size L), ASTM F1506 and NFPA 70E Standards
- 1 arc flash protective bib overall 40cal/sqcm,(size XL*), ASTM F1506 and NFPA 70E Standards
- 1ABS helmet electrically insulated EN397, EN 50365, ANSI Z89.1, 20kV.
- 1 safety glasses EN 166/EN 170
- 1 carrying bag for face shield and helmet
- 1 all kit carrying bag
Substation Life Saving Kits
➡ Further information about substation and life saving kits manufactured by CATU Electrical.
Wall Mounted Life Saving Kit
In case of an electrical accident, quick response is essential: seconds gained or lost can decide the life or death of a victim.
Our life saving equipment is designed to make all necessary materials immediately available to rescue personnel.

CATU Wall Mounted Life Saving Kit
Composition of the kit:
- 1 moulded plastic support with translucid high resistance plastic door.
- 1 rescue telescopic stick
- 1 voltage detector with flexible antenna contact (with autotest)
- 1 cable cutter with insulated handles Forged steel blades maximum opening: 30 mm
- 1 insulating platform 24 or 36 kV high voltage
- 1 insulating gloves
- 1 insulating boots
- 1 Safety instructions on the plastic door
- 1 talcum powder can.
| CATU Part Ref | Description | Maximum Voltage | Dimensions | Weight |
| CATU CZ-54-R | Wall mounted life saving kit with instructions in English | 24kV | 840mm x 754mm x 270mm | 21kg |
| CATU CZ-54-RM | Wall mounted life saving kit with instructions in English / Arabic | 24kV | 840mm x 754mm x 270mm | 21kg |
| CATU CZ-55-R | Wall mounted life saving kit with instructions in English | 36kV | 840mm x 754mm x 270mm | 21kg |
| CATU CZ-55-RM | Wall mounted life saving kit with instructions in English / Arabic | 36kV | 840mm x 754mm x 270mm | 21kg |
Compact Carrying Life Saving Kit
This compact kit is designed especially to be carried in a vehicle for safety electrical intervention (up to 24 kV). Made in two part (of moulded material: PEHD), the case is also on its red part, an insulating platform.

CATU Substation Life Saving Kits
Composition of the kit:
- 1 insulating platform 24 or 36 kV
- 1 telescopic insulating stick
- 1 voltage detector with autotest
- 1 rescue hook
- 1 insulated cable cutter
- 1 pair of insulating gloves
- 1 pair of insulating boots
- 1 talcum powder can
- 1 safety instructions and safety first aid posters
- 1 adhesive tape (black and yellow).
| CATU Part Ref | Description | Maximum Voltage | Dimensions | Weight |
| CATU CZ-53-R | Life saving kit with instructions in English | 25kV | 710mm x 510mm x 240mm | 21kg |
| CATU CZ-53-MR | Life saving kit with instructions in English / Arabic | 25kV | 710mm x 510mm x 240mm | 21kg |
| CATU CZ-53-R/2 | Life saving kit with instructions in English | 36kV | 710mm x 510mm x 240mm | 21kg |
| CATU CZ-53-MR/2 | Life saving kit with instructions in English / Arabic | 36kV | 710mm x 510mm x 240mm | 21kg |
Voltage Detectors
➡ Further information about voltage detectors manufactured by CATU Electrical.
The DETEX voltage detector HBL is designed to offer users maximum safety on MV installations with explosive atmosphere.
- Voltage presence is indicated by both extremely bright red flashing LED’s and powerful rated audible signal > 60 dB/2 m.
- High reliability
- Tropicalized: -25 / +55 °C.
- housing made from polycarbonate with high mechanical properties and dielectric strength.

CATU CC-365-(*)-HBL-(**)
**End fitting C or K, recommend stick: CE-4-21
*Range of voltage 3/10 kV, 10/30 kV, 30/45 kV
Phase Comparators
➡ Further information about phase comparators manufactured by CATU Electrical.
Detect differences in voltage between any two points of an installation indicated by LED’s. It also enables assessment of the order of magnitude of the residual voltage induced by nearby live lines or circuits, and thus differentiates it from the one provided directly from a high voltage source.
Range of voltage: 2/36 kV

CATU CL-8-36
Short Circuiting & Portable Earthing Systems

| Installations on fixed permanent points | ||||
| CATU Part Reference | Rating (kA/1 s) | Installation on fixed points | Composition | Connection set |
| CATU MT-1910 | 20 | Ø 20 mm MT-2951 range | 3 clamps MT-1911-E 1 MT-1911 | 3 cables 95 mm2 1 earth cable 35 mm2 |
| CATU MT-1920 | 30 | Ø 25 mm MT-3951 range | 3 clamps MT-1921-E 1 MT-1921 | 3 cables 150 mm2 1 earth cable 50 mm2 |
Recommended stick to be ordered separately: CF-5-40-E

| Installations on bare conductors | ||||
| CATU Part Reference | Rating (kA/1 s) | Installation on fixed points | Composition | Connection set |
| CATU MT-5805 | 20 | Ø 5-35 16-40 5-40 | 3 clamps MT-815-C 1 MT-840/1 | 3 cables 95 mm2 1 earth cable 35 mm2 |
| CATU MT-8408 | 12.5 | Ø 18-33 | 3 clamps MT-814/3 1 MT-840/1 | 3 cables 70 mm2 1 earth cable 35 mm2 |
| CATU MT-9801 | 10 | Ø 5-16 0-16 Ø 5-28 | 3 clamps MT-817-C 3 clamps MT-814/2 1 MT-840/1 | 3 cables 50 mm2 1 earth cable 25 mm2 |
Recommended stick to be ordered separately: CF-4-21-C
♦ Further Reading
For more reading about Electrical Safety, read the T&D blog:
- Electrical Safety – Arc Flash Accidents & Electrocution In LV-HV Installations
- Can Arc Flash Clothing Save Cable Jointers Lives?
- Arc Flash Calculation – Selecting Clothing & PPE To Protect Lives Against Arc Hazard
- Insulating Matting – IEC 61111 Specifications & Selection For Switchboard Matting

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