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FLIR Systems announced the availability of the Extech DV690 its first non-contact high voltage detector with a detection range of up to 69,000 volts (69 kV).

The industrial-grade DV690 provides early warning alerts of energized electrical components for utility lineworkers, telecommunications installers, first responders, search and rescue teams, and tree removal services.

DV690 Features 

The DV690 features five flexible mounting options: handheld, around the neck, clipped to a belt, strapped to an arm, or attached to a universal spline hot stick. The three hands-free possibilities allow the most optimal operation to efficiently and carefully complete a job. Using a hot stick creates a safer distance to the target, extending the operator's reach.

The DV690 also features a bright LED alarm and 106 decibels (dB) buzzer to notify users of the presence of dangerous voltage adding another layer of protection in hazardous conditions.

IP54 and built-in safety function 

Built with durable IP54 housing, protected from dust intrusion and water spray, and drop tested to 4 ft (1.2 m), the DV690 performs reliably in harsh environments. Additionally, the built-in safety test function assures operators the unit is in proper working condition for rapid deployment.

Offered with a 2-year warranty, the Extech DV690 is available globally for $299.99 through the website and authorized dealers. The complete DV690 kit includes a hard carrying case, safety break-away lanyard, arm strap, water-resistant soft pouch, universal hot stick adapter, and 3x AA batteries.

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