1000V Insulated Electrician Screwdriver Set, all in one 13 pcs magnetic screw driver set with handle, electrical tool kit CR-V steel tips Phillips Slotted Pozi Torx Y-shape with case for man home

Excellent

Works well. And sturdy

It's always recommended to turn off the breakers, but having these in a pinch certainly helps. Good to have on hand.

I'm an electrical project engineer in a non-union mill environment (so I can use my tools without complaints). I have a few various insulated screwdrivers and tools left with me by the last occupant of my position, but I found myself missing a few different sizes.I looked at this screwdriver set and thought it would be an easy thing to have in my tool bag, and would take up less space than a dozen individual screwdrivers.I opened up the kit and slid a few of the bit shafts into the handle. Each fits snugly, and latches in securely (they can't slide out inadvertently). This kit comes with 5 different tip styles (though 3 of them are variants of the Philips head). I do find myself wishing that they included one size smaller of the flat-head bit, as those are the terminals we have in most of our DCS/PLC cabinets and is one of my most used sizes. Each of the bits is magnetized, which helps when the screw on your relay comes off and needs to be reinserted.A voltage detector was also provided (listed 125-250V). I tried this out on the plug in my office, and found that the light bulb only illuminated VERY dimly on a 120V circuit, so dimly that it's almost indistinguishable unless you get up very close. It probably shines brighter at higher voltages. Also, the light doesn't illuminate unless your finger touches the metal button at the end of the handle. I just don't know how I feel about contacting a metal component on an insulated screwdriver, it just seems contradictory, and I'm inclined not to trust it. Especially considering that when using these tools you should also be using your appropriately rated insulated gloves. When I put on my insulated 1000V gloves and leather protectors, I am NOT able to get the voltage indicator to work. Again, I'm not keen to trust the voltage detector, so I'll just ignore it.In summary, I think this is a good value kit. It is convenient if you have one job to do, and need to use one of the bit shafts. I think this kit becomes less convenient if you need to change bits frequently (in these situations I'd rather have individual screwdrivers).