UNSPSC 41113677: Withstand voltage tester

A tester that is made to permit the variable voltage for measuring if the electric and electronic devices and the components thereof could endure without losing its functions.

UNSPSC 41113677 Withstand voltage tester is a Commodity code with no recent state and local procurement activity that matches its nominal scope. The code's name indicates equipment for electrical testing and validation, yet the recent opportunities block contains eighteen solicitations spanning sodium hypochlorite for pools, painting supplies, recreation program supplies, boat repair, steel signposts, window treatments, theater lighting renovations, lineman tools, precision high-voltage test modules, antifreeze, sign sheeting, CPR masks, election logistics, street sweepers, document destruction, title search services, electrical equipment, and ornamental plants—a sprawling set of unrelated goods and services that suggests either systematic miscoding in the state and local procurement databases or that the withstand voltage tester code is dormant in this market. Of the eighteen records, only one—the Kissimmee Utility Authority's IFB 26046JG for an OMICRON CP TD12 high-voltage capacitance and power/dissipation factor measurement module posted September 28, 2026 with a response deadline of September 22, 2026—involves precision electrical testing equipment remotely related to voltage measurement, but that module is designed for dielectric assessment, not withstand voltage testing, and the solicitation itself was already closed at posting. No other opportunities involve withstand voltage testers, electrical safety validation equipment, or any comparable product line.

The geographic spread across recent opportunities concentrates heavily on Detroit (sixteen of eighteen records), with secondary activity in Pinellas County Schools (Florida), Orange County Transportation Authority (California), the City of Austin (Texas), Lubbock Power & Light (Texas), and a Texas statewide DIR cooperative contract. This disparity reflects the source material's composition rather than genuine market demand for withstand voltage testers. State and local procurement offices are buying sodium hypochlorite, asphalt, sign sheeting, janitorial services, lighting systems, and grounds maintenance—not high-voltage test instrumentation. Until the UNSPSC database is corrected or recent solicitations properly coded, this code shows no actionable state and local procurement opportunity.