KEHIPI
KEHIPI 4 mm Banana Plug to Alligator Clip Test Lead 15 A 1000 V 1 m
A pair of 4 mm banana-plug to alligator-clip leads rated 15 A 1000 V for multimeter testing
- Handles 15 A and 1000 V for safe high-power measurements
- Right-angle 4 mm banana plug fits tight multimeter jacks easily
- Alligator clip opens to 9 mm for secure grip on terminals
- 1 m flexible 18 AWG pure copper cable reaches test points comfortably
- Insulated boots cover connections to prevent accidental shorts during use
Test Lead Purpose
This KEHIPI lead connects a multimeter or clamp meter to a circuit using a 4 mm banana plug on one end and an alligator clip on the other. It is rated for 15 A and 1000 V, making it suitable for electrical testing in school physics laboratories and general measurement tasks.
Wire and Connector Details
The cable uses 18 AWG wire with a 3.5 mm diameter and measures 100 cm in total length. A right-angle banana plug with a 4 mm pin fits standard meter inputs, while the alligator clip opens to a maximum width of 9 mm for secure attachment to test points.
Insulation and Safety
Insulation boots cover the connectors to reduce the risk of accidental contact during measurements. The lead supports a 15 A current rating at 1000 V, and the package includes one pair of test leads for immediate use with compatible multimeters or clamp meters.
Highlights
- Handles 15 A and 1000 V for safe high-power measurements
- Right-angle 4 mm banana plug fits tight multimeter jacks easily
- Alligator clip opens to 9 mm for secure grip on terminals
- 1 m flexible 18 AWG pure copper cable reaches test points comfortably
- Insulated boots cover connections to prevent accidental shorts during use
Specifications
| Brand | Proster |
|---|---|
| Model | 10 |
Questions about this item
How do you install the right-angle banana plugs so they seat properly on a multimeter?
Push each 4 mm plug straight into the meter jack until the right-angle body sits flush against the housing; the step people miss is twisting slightly while inserting to overcome the internal spring contacts.
What maintenance will the alligator clips need after repeated use?
Clean the 9 mm jaw faces with isopropyl alcohol and a brass brush when oxidation appears; the 18 AWG copper wire itself requires no servicing.
At what point does the cable hit its thermal limit during sustained testing?
The 15 A rating is the first constraint; continuous current above that level will heat the 18 AWG conductors faster than the insulation can dissipate it.
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