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AEMC 2118.73 Kelvin probe set four lead 1 amp measurement tool 10ft for use with 6250

AEMC

AEMC 2118.73 Kelvin Probe Set Four Lead 1 Amp measurement tool

SKU CH-2RAZ-H15Q4

Four-lead Kelvin probe set with 10 ft leads rated for 1 A, designed for use with model 6250

  • TypeElectronic
  • 10 ft leads give flexible reach
  • Four-lead Kelvin design enables precise low-resistance measurement
  • 1 A rating suits targeted current applications
  • Compatible with AEMC 6250 for direct integration

Kelvin Probe Set for 6250 Instruments

The AEMC 2118.73 is a four-lead Kelvin probe set designed for use with the AEMC 6250. It provides a 10ft cable length and supports measurements up to 1 Amp. This electronic test accessory enables precise low-resistance or four-wire measurements for technicians working with compatible instrumentation.

Upgrades from two-wire test leads

The set replaces standard two-lead probes when lead resistance must be eliminated from the reading. The jump is worth it when measuring milliohm-level contacts, shunts or busbars where the voltage drop across the probe wires would otherwise distort results. It is not for buyers who need higher current capacity or a different connector format.

Highlights

  • 10 ft leads give flexible reach
  • Four-lead Kelvin design enables precise low-resistance measurement
  • 1 A rating suits targeted current applications
  • Compatible with AEMC 6250 for direct integration

Specifications

BrandAEMC
TypeElectronic

Questions about this item

What length are the leads on the 2118.73 Kelvin probe set?

The set includes 10 ft leads designed for four‑wire Kelvin measurements.

How do you connect the 2118.73 probes to the AEMC 6250 instrument?

Attach the four‑lead connectors to the 6250’s Kelvin input terminals, matching each lead to its labelled socket to avoid reversed sense lines.

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