DIELECTRIC UMBRELLA

Dielectric Umbrella Tilt

U-TECK’s line of dielectrically safe fiberglass umbrellas provides a variety of options for protection from the elements, rain or shine.

The tilt option allows the user to adjust the angle of cover for shade from damaging ultraviolet rays or from driving rain.

The optional window in the covering of the umbrella incorporates a piece of transparent plastic, which allows the worker to see obstacles or hazards that may be above the umbrella.

Each umbrella is constructed of materials that make it durable enough for use in high winds or harsh weather yet light enough to be used on mowers, tractors, etc.

For safety, our umbrellas have a hardened fiberglass composite extension pole so that no metal-to-metal contact can be made. In fact, the umbrellas have tested to be safe up to 15 kV. The Dielectric Umbrella comes standard with an adjustable tripod stand with three anchor stakes.

Carrying bags are also available to eliminate damage due to rough handling or prolonged storage of the umbrella. Each bag is outfitted with carrying handles for easy transport.

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FEATURES:

Fiberglass Skeleton	Reinforced Lining

ACCESSORIES:

Adjustable Tri-Pod Stand 730TRI	Optional Window	Suction Mount 730MNT

Accessories Data Sheet

ORDERING INFORMATION:

Product		Description Vendor		Part Number
Non-tilt umbrella with window		7 1/2 ft. wide (7' 8" center pole) umbrella with fixed fiberglass composite pole. adjustable tripod stand with 3 anchor stakes, and 18 in. clear window		73075CY
Non-tilt solid umbrella		7 1/2 ft. wide (7' 8" center pole) umbrella with fixed fiberglass composite pole, adjustable tripod stand with 3 anchor stakes, and solid cover		73075Y
Tilt umbrella with window		7 1/2 ft. wide (8' 3" center pole) umbrella with tilt fiberglass composite pole, adjustable tripod stand with 3 anchor stakes, and 18 in. clear window		73075CYT
Tilt solid umbrella		7 1/2 ft. wide (8' 3" center pole) umbrella with tilt fiberglass composite pole, adjustable tripod stand with 3 anchor stakes, and solid cover		73075YT
Adjustable Tripod Stand		Tripod stand with three anchor stakes		730TRI
Carrying bag		Black ballistic nylon with carrying handles and velcro flaps		7307BAG
Suction Mount		Adheres the Dielectric Umbrella to flat, vertical surfaces .		730MNT

WORK UMBRELLA

FEATURES:

Heavy-duty construction Reinforced vinyl canopy 3-position tilt optional Optional carrying case Aluminum/hardwood poles Pointed poles for easy set-up

U-TECK’s line of umbrellas provides an economical method of protection from the elements, rain or shine. Unique tilt-top feature allows user to shade themselves from ultraviolet sun rays any hour of the day.

Strong enough yet light enough to be used on mowers, tractors, etc.

Our non-tilt work umbrellas have a hardwood center pole. The tilt umbrellas have an aluminum center pole.

Our carrying bags are also unique in that each one has a separate pocket for the umbrella extension. This eliminates damage due to improper insertion of the umbrella. Carrying handles are on each bag as well.

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ORDERING INFORMATION:

Product	Part Number	Packaging	Weight
5 ft. (7' center pole) Non-Tilt Umbrella	73005	1 each	6.5 lbs.
6 ft. (7' center pole) Non-Tilt Umbrella	73006	1 each	6.75 lbs.
7 ft. (7' center pole) Non-Tilt Umbrella	73007	1 each	9.5 lbs.
5 1/2 ft. (8' center pole) Tilt Umbrella	73005-T	1 each	6.5 lbs.
6 ft. (8' center pole) Tilt Umbrella	73006-T	1 each	6.75 lbs.
5 1/2 ft. Carrying Bag	73005-B	1 each	.64 lbs.
6 ft. Carrying Bag	73006-B	1 each	.64 lbs.
7 ft. Carrying Bag	73007-B	1 each	.64 lbs.
Adjustable Tripod Stand	73076-TRI	1 each	4 lbs.
Suction Mount	730MNT	1 each

 

ACCESSORIES:

Adjustable Tripod Stand                 73076-TRI	Suction Mount 730MNT

Beat The Heat this Summer!

Here in NC the temps are slowly crawling upward to triple digits, and it looks to be that way until early September. Living in a hot, humid environment day in and out can take its toll out on the best of us. But what about those of us who WORK outdoors for a living and don’t have the option to stay inside?

During these scorching summer months, it’s important to remember to drink plenty of water and look for the signs and symptoms of heat-related illnesses that run rampant this time of year.

• Heat Cramps – can occur during or after work – mainly in arms, legs and abdomen. Heat cramps are a signal that your body has lost too much sweat from sweating
• Nausea
• Dizziness
• Headaches
• Pale, clammy skin
• Quick pulse
• Low Blood Pressure

Heat stroke is a serious matter and should be taken seriously – if left untreated it can become fatal. Signs to look for are lack of sweat, skin flushed and hot and a rapid heart rate. If you notice any of these symptoms in yourself or coworkers, contact a medical professional immediately.

Take precautions to protect yourself from the rising temperatures with these 9 helpful tips!

1. Get used to working outdoors gradually. Take it easy until you are used to the increase in temperature. Roll windows up in vehicles and try not to use the AC on the way to a job. When you arrive on the job site, your body won’t have massive temperature differences to account for.

2. DRINK WATER! Your body loses hydration when you sweat. Drink plenty of water before, during and after being outdoors in the heat. Your body is already dehydrated by the time you notice you are hot and thirsty so make it a point to keep water on you and consume it regularly. Sports drinks are a great option, as they replace needed electrolytes to keep you energized. When working in the heat, avoid alcoholic beverages and sodas, as they can actually cause your body to lose water and salt.

3. Wear personal protective equipment designed to help keep you cool, like this Hard Hat Sun Shield, Cooling Bandana or this full brim Safari Hat  from Kishigo.

Your head absorbs heat directly and moves it to the rest of your body. Wearing a sun shield can help keep your body cool and prevent heat exhaustion.

4. Take frequent rest breaks. Sit in the shade or AC while you replenish your water supply. Move to a cooler area or switch to lighter work if you are unable to take a break. Purchase a Tent or Umbrella to enable your technicians to work in the shade

Taking a break in the shade can lower your body temperature by as much as 15 degrees!

5. Wear sun block!

6. If possible, dress in layers so that you can shed layers as the temperature rises.

7. Wear long sleeve shirts. The long shirts act like an evaporation cooler. It causes the wearer to sweat and, when the wind blows onto the wet fabric, cools the wearer down quicker vs. overheating.

8. Keep a cool, wet cloth to use to wipe down after a hot job. Your head, neck and arms are all areas that absorb heat – so a quick wipe down will have you feeling cooler in seconds!

9. Educate yourself about the signs of heat related illness so you can take the proper precautions for yourself and your coworkers.

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