Wera 05006154001 Insulated Phillips Screwdriver No. 2

Product Description

The WERA 05006154001 is an insulated Phillips screwdriver rated to VDE and IEC 60900 standards, designed for electricians and other trade professionals working on or near energized equipment. Built around a No. 2 Phillips tip with a 4-inch round shank, it delivers reliable drive engagement on standard fasteners. The ergonomic plastic handle measures 4-1/8 inches in length and 37 mm in diameter, and it features WERA's Lasertip surface treatment to reduce cam-out in worn or painted screw heads. At 1 pound, it is a full-day carry tool suited for panel work, fixture installation, and general electrical service.

This screwdriver is appropriate for residential and light commercial electrical work where insulated tooling is required by code or job-site policy. The VDE rating confirms individual testing at rated voltage levels. The Lasertip tip geometry and smooth hard zone along the blade help maintain contact under torque, reducing the hand fatigue common in repetitive fastening tasks. The hexagonal anti-roll geometry on the handle prevents the tool from rolling off a work surface. Trade electricians, HVAC technicians, and instrumentation techs will find it suited to control panel and low-voltage wiring environments.

Key Features

• Insulated to IEC 60900 and VDE standards, individually tested
• Lasertip surface treatment reduces cam-out on worn screw heads
• Ergonomic red plastic handle with hexagonal anti-roll geometry
• Smooth hard zone along blade shank resists flex and wear
• No. 2 Phillips tip on a 4-inch round shank
• Take it Easy Tool Finder color-coding system for fast tool identification

Compatibility

Designed for use with No. 2 Phillips head fasteners in electrical, HVAC, and general trade service applications where IEC 60900-rated insulated tooling is specified.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by licensed electricians or qualified trade professionals on systems that have been properly de-energized and locked out, or where live-work procedures are explicitly authorized. Inspect the insulation sleeve for cracks or damage before each use on or near energized conductors. Do not use as a pry bar or chisel, as this will compromise the insulation rating. Follow applicable NEC and OSHA requirements for insulated tool use in energized environments.