Detail
- [22 in 1 Kit] The Back Probe Lead Set includes 15pcs Back Probe Pins & 5pcs Banana Plug to alligator clip circuit test wires(39.37inch/ 1m length) and 2 pcs Nickel plated copper Alligator clips.
- [Back Probe] 15 PCS Back Probe. 3 Types ( 90 degree, 135 degree, Straight) Stainless Steel Probes. Testing Up To 30 Volts For Connectors, Fuel Injectors and Automotive Sensors.
- [Banana Plug to Alligator Clips] Copper Alligator Clips. Standard 4mm Banana Plug. 5 Different Colors For Easy Identification.
- [Wide Application] Not Only for Automotive Diagnostics, Testing and Repairing, But Also Used in Physics Laboratories, Service Shops, Schools, Homes and Industries.
- [PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT] Quick-responding technical support.
- Features:
The banana plug to alligator clip test lead is made of Copper alloy material; Wire Length: 3.3Ft; Rated Current: 5A; Banana Plug: 4mm.
The back probe test kit is made of quality Stainless steel + PVC;
The back probe needle is soild and durable, will not easy to be broken or rust;
And each probe comes with a clear rubber cap to protect the tip and the person handling it.
The functional back probe pins not only have 3 different configurations of angles(straight, right angle, 135 degree) to allow access to difficult areas,
it also very sharp and slim, and multiple colors makes troubleshooting a breaze.
Excellent back-probing kit can not only be used for car, automotive, vehicle electrical testing, diagnostics and irreplaceable troubleshooting,
but also can be used in physics laboratories, schools, homes and industries.
Can be Used with your multimeter to back probe harness connectors, fuel injectors and automotive sensors,
and will not damage connectors or wires when used correctly.
It's really an essential tool set to any mechanic, technician for automotive electrical work;
It's also a perfect accessory for your volt/ohm meter.
And should be in everyones tool box.
The Banana Plug to Alligator Clip test leads can be used in electrical or laboratory electric testing work.
Will be frequently used in school physics laboratories to quickly and cheaply assemble circuits.