Bosch Professional VDE PH1 Screwdriver, 100mm Blade, 1000V Insulated

Bosch VDE PH1 Screwdriver

The Bosch VDE PH1 Screwdriver provides certified protection for electrical contractors working on live low-voltage systems. This professional-grade hand tool features a 100mm blade length designed for deep-set screws in terminal blocks and distribution boards. Every unit undergoes rigorous testing to ensure safety when working near energized components.

Built for the Job

This insulated hand tool serves as a primary driver for domestic and industrial electrical installations. It handles the torque requirements of modern switchgear while protecting the user from accidental contact with live circuits. The slim shaft profile allows access to recessed fasteners that standard insulated drivers often cannot reach. Professionals rely on this specific tip size for small to medium terminal screws found in residential consumer units and commercial control panels.

• Installation of residential circuit breakers and busbar terminals.

• Maintenance of industrial control cabinets and PLC wiring systems.

• General electrical repair work requiring 1000V AC protection levels.

Product Highlights

VDE Certified Safety

The insulation is injection-molded directly onto the blade to ensure a seamless bond and maximum user safety during live-line work.

High-Performance Blade

• Manufactured from S2 steel for superior hardness and torque transfer.
• Black phosphate tip coating prevents chrome flaking and improves grip on the fastener head.

Technical Specifications

What’s Included

• 1 x Bosch Professional VDE PH1 x 100mm Insulated Screwdriver

On-Site & Workshop Notes

• Inspect the insulation before each use for nicks, tears, or deep scratches that could compromise the 1000V rating.

• The anti-roll handle design ensures this equipment stays in place when set down on sloped surfaces or ladders.

• Store in a dry tool roll or cabinet to maintain the integrity of the dielectric materials over time.

• Avoid using the tip for prying or chiseling as this can damage the precision-machined Phillips geometry.