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Three Fluke TP82 insulation piercing clips red black yellow 4 in 5 A 60 V 0.08 in tip

Fluke

Fluke TP82 insulation piercing test clips 5 A 60 V 0.08 in tip

SKU CH-PCDS-H4KS8

Insulation-piercing clips for 0.08 in probe tips, rated 5 A at 60 V with non-rotating banana jacks

  • 60 V DC rating protects low-voltage circuits
  • Stainless steel 0.08 in tip pierces insulation cleanly
  • Non-rotating banana jack stops leads tangling while clamped
  • 5 A capacity handles typical automotive test currents
  • Three-colour set identifies phases without confusion

Purpose and audience

Fluke TP82 insulation piercing clips attach to test probes with a 0.08 in tip and accept 4 mm banana plugs. They are made for technicians who need a secure, hands-free connection on insulated automotive or low-voltage wiring without stripping the conductor.

Accessory impact

The non-rotating banana jack keeps test leads from tangling while the clamp is tightened or loosened. Red, black and yellow colour coding lets you identify circuits at a glance, and the stainless-steel tip pierces insulation cleanly for repeatable measurements.

Build and daily use

A 4 in length gives enough reach for tight engine bays while the 5 A, 60 V DC rating covers typical automotive diagnostic tasks. Hand-held and hands-free voltage ratings are both 60 V DC, so the clips stay safe whether you hold them or leave them clamped during a test sequence.

Highlights

  • 60 V DC rating protects low-voltage circuits
  • Stainless steel 0.08 in tip pierces insulation cleanly
  • Non-rotating banana jack stops leads tangling while clamped
  • 5 A capacity handles typical automotive test currents
  • Three-colour set identifies phases without confusion

Specifications

BrandFLUKE

Questions about this item

How often should I replace the stainless steel piercing tips on these TP82 clips?

The stainless steel tips are designed for repeated piercing; inspect them for dulling or damage and replace the clip when penetration becomes unreliable.

What is the maximum continuous current the 5 A rating allows before the clip overheats?

The clips are rated for 5 A at 60 V DC; sustained loads at or near that limit will generate heat, so monitor temperature during extended use.

How hot do the banana jack housings get when I leave a 5 A load connected all day?

At the rated 5 A and 60 V DC the housings warm slightly; the non-rotating jack design keeps the connection secure without adding extra resistance.

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