
Our non-conductive fiberglass water fed poles are purpose-built for crews working near overhead service drops, transmission lines, and energized fixtures — without the electrical risk of carbon or aluminum.
Carbon fiber and aluminum water fed poles are conductive — and on any job site within reach of an overhead service drop, that's a real hazard. The SimPole non-conductive line is built from high-grade fiberglass composite that does not conduct electricity in dry conditions, giving utility, industrial, sign-cleaning, and commercial crews a pole they can safely use near energized hardware. We offer non-conductive poles in 25-ft, 35-ft, and 45-ft reach configurations, with the same modular sections, tool-free clamps, and gooseneck compatibility as our carbon fiber line. They use the same brushes, the same hoses, and the same accessories — so you can keep one accessory kit on the truck and just swap pole material based on the job. They're a little heavier than carbon for the same length, but for any crew working near power lines, the safety trade-off is non-negotiable.

Working a water fed pole near a service drop is one of the most dangerous moments in a window cleaner's day. Our non-conductive line eliminates the pole itself as a conductive path in dry operating conditions — letting your crew focus on the work, not on what's overhead.
OSHA 1910.333 governs minimum approach distances around energized lines. Choosing a non-conductive pole is one of the most concrete steps a service business can take to demonstrate a documented safety program — and it's often a hard requirement on industrial, utility, and government job sites.
Our non-conductive poles use the same brushes, hoses, goosenecks, and quick-connects as our carbon fiber line. Your crews don't have to re-learn anything — they just pick up a different-colored pole when the job is near power. Same training, same workflow, lower risk.
Six features that make our non-conductive line the right choice for power-line-adjacent work.
High-grade fiberglass composite construction does not conduct electricity in dry conditions, unlike carbon or aluminum poles.
Engineered for utility line crews, industrial facility teams, sign cleaning pros, and any operator working near energized hardware.
Multi-section configurations matched to the same length tiers as our carbon line, so spec'ing a job is straightforward.
Uses the same brush mounts, hoses, and quick-connects as the SimPole carbon line — one accessory kit covers both.
High-visibility yellow markings make the pole easy to spot from the ground and easy to identify as the safety-rated option on a multi-crew job.
Same modular design as our carbon line — replace a damaged section without buying a new pole.