Anti-Static Helicopter Earthing Pole

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NATO Approved anti-static helicopter earthing pole - NATO Stock No. 5120-99-728-7485. Approximately 1850mm in length.

ANTI-STATIC HELICOPTER EARTHING POLE

NSN 5120-99-728-7485

 

NATO approved Anti-static Earthing Pole — with a length of approximately 1850mm.

Key Features & Equipment Benefits:

  • Steel hook / probe 150cm
  • 10mm copper earthing wire sheathed in plastic and securely attached to the steel
    hook. Normally the wire is 5 metres in length, but alternative lengths may be fitted
    if requested (
    Note: the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) suggest a wire length of between 3.5m and 5m).
  • Wooden stave 1.35 / 2.0 metres (Note: CAA state that the handle should be at least 85cm).
  • The sheathed earthing wire is tightly whipped to the wooden stave to ensure that
    in use no weight comes on the wire-probe connection
  • Earth connection.
    • Alternatives:
      a) Crocodile Grip clamping device
      b) 1.2m copper rod
      c) 4kg steel weight
      d) 160mm stainless steel spike*
      * Unit has NATO Stock No. 5120-99-728-7485
      e) as requested
  • Foam grip extending not less than 30cm along the handle.

 

 

 

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Price £225.00
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SPECIFICATION

 

  1. Steel hook / probe 150cm

  2. 10mm copper earthing wire sheathed in plastic and securely attached to the steel hook. Normally the wire is 5 metres in length, but alternative lengths may be fitted if requested. - Note: the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) suggest a wire length of between 3.5m and 5m

  3. Wooden stave 1.35 / 2.0 metres. - Note: CAA state that the handle should be at least 85cm

  4. The sheathed earthing wire is tightly whipped to the wooden stave to ensure that in use no weight comes on the wire-probe connection

  5. Earth connection.

  6. Foam grip extending not less than 30cm along the handle.

Unit has NATO Stock No. 5120-99-728-7485

 

Alternatives:

  1. a) Crocodile Grip clamping device

  2. b) 2m copper rod

  3. c) 4kg steel weight

  4. d) 160mm stainless steel spike*

  5. e)  As Requested 

  

 

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