Multimeter Alligator Clips Terminals 10Amp

Multimeter Alligator Clips Terminals 10Amp

Name: Multimeter Alligator Clips Terminals 10Amp
SKU: TS-L163
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These probes are designed to handle up to 10 amps of current, making them suitable for most multimeter applications, from basic electrical work to more intensive electronics testing.

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SKU: TS-L163

Categories:Test & Measurement, Test Probes Lead

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Multimeter Alligator Clips Terminals 10Amp. These electrical test probes are the perfect companion for any professional or DIY enthusiast. With a current of 10A and a voltage rating of 1000V, these test leads are designed to handle the most challenging electrical testing tasks.

Specifications:

Alligator Clip: Brass, Nickel Plated
Alligator Clip Body: Silicon rubber
Test voltage range: – 1000V
Maximum Current: 10A
Colour: Black- Red
Cover Length: 36mm -+5%
Alligator Clip Length: 50 mm -+5%

Package Includes:

Multimeter Alligator Clips Terminals 10Amp
1 x Red
1 x Black

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