INNOVATIVE TECHNICAL SUPPLIES is supplying all types of electrical equipments and tools.
Electrical equipment includes any machine powered by electricity. It usually consists of an enclosure, a variety of electrical components, and often a power switch. Examples of these include:
Lighting
Major appliance
Small appliances
IT equipment (computers, printers etc.)
Motors, pumps and HVAC Systems
ELECTRICAL TOOLS:
- Tool Box or Chest
- Cordless Screwdriver/Drill
- Knife
- Wire Strippers
- Lineman’s Plier
- Hammer
Tape Measure
LEVEL
Crescent wrench
Have one or two sizes of crescent wrenches in your kit.
Pump Pliers
Very handy, and essential if you are working with conduit, such as EMT, flexible conduit, or teck cable.
Pipe Wrench
Essential if working with conduit, especially rigid or EMT conduit.
Electrical Tape
Every electrical tool kit should have at least a roll of black electrical tape, and having a few colours like red and blue helps as well for identifying wires, etc.
Duct Tape
Every tool kit, electrical or otherwise, must have the universal repair tool that is a roll of duct tape!
A Tool Pouch
Not essential, but unless you have big baggy pockets, this is a very handy thing to have, especially if you will be working off ladders, or your work area is spread out. This can save you a lot of trips by having the essential tools strapped onto your body.
Ladders and Step Stools
They won’t fit in your toolbox, but you will need the appropriate size for the height you will be working at.
Notebook or Notepad
Great idea to have a notepad in your toolbox to make diagrams, to take notes or reminders of how things were before disconnecting them, etc.
Pen, Pencil, Felt Pens, etc.
For obvious reasons.
Bandages
No matter how careful you are, accidents happen. Just do all you can to protect yourself and to minimize the potential for injury. Have a first aid kit handy, just in case!
Keyhole saw
Great for cutting out openings for outlet boxes in drywall, panelboard, etc.
Hacksaw
Critical if working with EMT conduit, flex, etc. If cutting a lot of metal, then an electric reciprocating saw will save you time.
Power Saw or Skill Saw
For cutting studs, blocking and reinforcing boxes, etc.
Wood Chisel
Many uses when working with wood construction.
Conduit Bender
If working with conduit, you will need a hickey bender or any bending tool designed for the conduit you are working with.
Fish Tape, and/or Fishing Tools
A fish tape is very handy, and essential if working with conduit. A fish tape or fishing tools are required if you are installing electrical in existing walls or ceilings and are trying to minimize the damage you may cause by cutting as few access holes as possible.
Flashlight/Headlamp
For when you need some extra light for dark places, or when the power is off while working on existing systems.
