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I am having more dealings with western power. In turn, they are now fitting series 8 cut outs and generally an isolator. Both of these have hex key screws. I am not comfortable using my uninsulated set.
I have a draper torque screwdriver and it would be great if they do some hex key's that fit this, but I can't find any. Does anyone know if they do them that specifically fit the torque screwdriver.
Alternatively would anyone recommend a set of insulated hex key's, not the standard L shaped ones, but ones with a handle?
I have found these https://www.amazon.co.uk/C-K-T4422-...381e3&pd_rd_wg=6xNgg&pd_rd_i=B086984Y8Z&psc=1
which I like the look of, but the very first review puts me off a little as I want them to be slim enough to fit into the terminals. Bit of a long shot but does anyone know if the CK set reaches into the line and neutral terminals of the proteus isolator ?

I have a draper torque screwdriver and it would be great if they do some hex key's that fit this, but I can't find any. Does anyone know if they do them that specifically fit the torque screwdriver.
Alternatively would anyone recommend a set of insulated hex key's, not the standard L shaped ones, but ones with a handle?
I have found these https://www.amazon.co.uk/C-K-T4422-...381e3&pd_rd_wg=6xNgg&pd_rd_i=B086984Y8Z&psc=1
which I like the look of, but the very first review puts me off a little as I want them to be slim enough to fit into the terminals. Bit of a long shot but does anyone know if the CK set reaches into the line and neutral terminals of the proteus isolator ?

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