Extech Instruments TL809 Electronic Test Lead Kit,black/red

This set was bought to compliment an Extech EX330 Multi-meter used for light domestic, hobby and car electrical testing/diagnosis. The quality of the leads is high for the price and in the case of the mini crocodile clips exceeds their description which was a surprise and a real bonus. They are pictured as standard, unprotected croc-clips covered by a soft rubber sleeve. In fact, they are a far better and substantial item, being fully insulated by the same hard plastic molding as the banana plugs, hooks and probes and the stamped rating also is the same at 1000v, 10A (the spec sheet for the clips shows 600v 5A).

Excellent quality and extremely useful. Highly recommended for use with Extech multimeters. These come in a great folding case which fits in the CA900 carrying case alongside a multimeter. I know I will have many years of service from these test leads.

Have no problems with this item. The test probes seems like they're of a ok quality. No more to say

A useful set of assorted probes and clips that was difficult to find in high street electronic shops. I need these to check mains connections and smaller circuit boards.

A well-made lead kit in a convenient wallet. Just what I needed to accompany my EX505.

Good product. Exactly as described. Prompt delivery. Good price.

It's Ok but I was a little disappointed in robustness of the product. I have been using Fluke stuff so I suppose you get what you pay for.

A versatile set of connectors for a good and useful instrument.

I'm surprised this Extech TL809 Electronic Test Lead Kit (made in China) hasn't received a flood of positive reviews. This is good stuff, people. Even more so considering the currently low price. The kit comes with a thick tri-fold canvas pouch (black) with three clear vinyl interior pockets, all secured with Velcro-style hook & loop. Inside those pockets are modular components consisting of two roughly 50" (package says 42") lead extensions with banana plug-style connectors (any probe accepting a banana plug should fit these cables), four small caps (removed during use) to protect the lead connectors, two fine point test probes with surrounding banana plugs, two 1" insulated alligator clips, and two plunger-style mini-hooks with 6" cable (extra cable reduces weight on the small wire hooks). Each set of two are coded in red & black. Those lead extensions plug into the multimeter, while the various probes, clips, or hooks plug into the lead extensions. This modular design allows probe tips to be changed very easily, while also slightly reducing wear & tear on the multimeter (how often cables are plugged in). The tri-fold pouch, when folded, very roughly measures 7 1/4 wide, 4 1/2 tall, and 1 1/2 thick (depending on how much is stuffed inside). The pouch spreads out to almost 17" opened. There's easily enough room inside for the original multimeter probes (with small accessories you might have) and all items included with this kit. There's a windowed business card / ID card pocket on the back of the pouch. Everything, from the pouch to the leads, seems to be made very well. No poor sewing or loose threads on the pouch. Electrical connections (plugs) are smooth and firm. And the cables are every bit as thick & flexible as those included with my Fluke 115 multimeter. Of course, all fit and worked perfectly with that Fluke multimeter. Considering the price of Fluke probes and probe accessories (seemingly no better), this is an exceptional deal.

Seem very well made and the price was right. Using them on a Fluke 77iv

Probably the best bang for the buck out there for test leads. All it is missing is a piercing tester. This set is comparable to sets that cost twice as much. The leads are soft, long and flexible. The three grabbers are great quality. Note that the j hook grabber is quite large and beefy, so not very useful for small electronics work - it is better suited for larger wires rather than small electronics work. The small grabber hook is flexible at the end.

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