UNSPSC 41113669: Line voltage detector

A type of device that is installed and used in the high voltage equipment or high voltage conductor.

UNSPSC 41113669 Line voltage detector (Commodity) does not reflect recent state and local procurement activity. The code's nominal scope—electrical test and measurement devices for detecting energized circuits—appears unrelated to the recent opportunities tagged under this code, which span janitorial services, electrical equipment wholesale supply, document destruction, title search, theatrical lighting renovation, asphalt supply, hand tools, video surveillance maintenance, cabling services, and specialized lifting equipment. No state or local solicitation in the past four months has sought line voltage detectors or similar handheld electrical safety instruments.

The mismatch between code definition and actual procurement activity suggests either a cataloging error or inconsistent code application by issuing bodies. The mix of recent opportunities originates primarily from Detroit municipal departments (Office of Contracting and Procurement on behalf of Police, DoIT, General Services, Law, and DPW), along with school districts (Pinellas County, Northside Independent in San Antonio), cities (Austin, Charlotte, Philadelphia, Lubbock), and a county (Gwinnett, Orange County Transit Authority). Solicitation types are predominantly RFQs and ITBs, with response dates ranging from mid-February through August 2026. Geographic activity centers on Texas (Austin, San Antonio, Lubbock), Michigan (Detroit), Florida (Pinellas County), North Carolina (Charlotte), Georgia (Gwinnett), and California (Orange County). Given the absence of genuine line voltage detector demand signals, pursue this code only if your product or service portfolio explicitly addresses electrical test equipment or diagnostic tools; otherwise, the code shows no actionable market activity.