Alligator Clips Electrical DIY Test Leads 10pcs

Alligator Clips Electrical Test Leads 10pcs

Name: Alligator Clips Electrical Test Leads 10pcs
SKU: LAF-C140
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Handy for most light electronics works such as science experiments, school science teaching, breadboarding, prototyping or diagnosing problems with faulty safety switches and interlocks.

$5.95

11 in stock

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SKU: LAF-C140

Categories:Alligator Clips, Cable assemblies

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Alligator Clips Electrical Test Leads is a sprung metal with long, serrated jaws used to create a temporary connection.

They are Colour-coded leads that allow you to test circuits without crossing wires or causing shorts.

Specifications:

Type: double-ended crocodile/alligator clips
Colour: red, green, yellow, white and black
Alligator clip: 3.5cm
Cable length: 42cm approx

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Alligator Clips Electrical Test Leads 10pc

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