Fluke
Fluke TL26A Test Leads 60 In Black Red 30VAC
A 60-inch pair of test leads rated for 30 V and 10 A with right-angle shrouded plugs and alligator clips for small-gauge wires
- TypeAssortments & Kits
- 5 ft length reaches tight test points
- 30 V CAT I rating suits low-voltage circuits
- 10 A capacity handles typical measurement currents
- Notched jaw and serrated teeth grip screw heads and threaded terminals
- Right-angle shrouded plugs fit Fluke multimeters and mA loop calibrators
Test Leads for Digital Multimeters
The Fluke TL26A set supplies two 60-inch leads in black and red for use with digital multimeters and mA loop calibrators. They suit technicians who need basic voltage and current checks on small-gauge wiring. The pair connects with right-angle shrouded plugs rated for CAT I 30 V operation.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
These passive leads generate no heat, emit no noise and draw no power themselves. They carry up to 10 A through 22 to 28 AWG conductors while the CAT I 30 V rating defines the safe working limit. Normal use stays within those electrical boundaries without thermal concerns.
Build Fit and Freedoms
The notched jaws grip screw heads, bare wire and terminals while serrated teeth hold threaded or wire-wrapped connections and a U-shaped nose fits blade terminals. This versatility frees the user from carrying separate probes for each terminal style. The right-angle plugs keep the meter connection compact on crowded benches.
Highlights
- 5 ft length reaches tight test points
- 30 V CAT I rating suits low-voltage circuits
- 10 A capacity handles typical measurement currents
- Notched jaw and serrated teeth grip screw heads and threaded terminals
- Right-angle shrouded plugs fit Fluke multimeters and mA loop calibrators
Specifications
| Brand | FLUKE |
|---|---|
| Type | Assortments & Kits |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the right-angle shrouded plugs to my multimeter without damaging the jacks?
Align the shrouded plug with the meter's input jack and push straight in until it seats fully; the right-angle design reduces cable strain but forcing it at an angle can bend the internal contacts.
When should I replace the test leads if the insulation on the 22-28 AWG wires shows wear?
Replace the leads immediately if the insulation is cracked, nicked, or the conductors are exposed, as the 30 V CAT I rating only applies to intact insulation.
What is the maximum continuous current I can measure before the leads overheat?
The leads are rated for a maximum current of 10 A; sustained use at or near this limit will cause heating in the small-gauge wires first.
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