KEHIPI
KEHIPI Alligator Clips Electrical Test Leads 10ft 1000V 15A Red Black
Two 10 ft pure-copper alligator-clip test leads rated 1000 V and 15 A for automotive and general electrical testing
- 10 ft leads reach distant test points across the bench
- 1000 V rating covers mains and automotive circuits safely
- 15 A capacity handles typical fuse-protected loads reliably
- Pure copper alligator clips ensure low-resistance connections
- Red and black pair simplifies polarity identification instantly
Pure copper clips, 1000 V rating
These test leads use pure copper alligator clips at both ends and are rated for 1000 V and 15 A. They suit automotive electrical testing and general circuit checks where the fuse is 15 A or smaller. The 10 ft length gives reach across engine bays or workbenches.
Flexible insulation, secure grip
The rubber insulation layer prevents the clips from slipping during use. A strong spring keeps each jaw tight without deforming over repeated openings. Flexible copper cable stays pliable in normal workshop temperatures.
Red and black pair, 10 mm jaw
Two leads are supplied, one red and one black, for clear polarity identification. Each crocodile clip opens to a maximum of 10 mm, fitting standard fuse terminals and test points. The pair covers basic diagnostic needs without extra adapters.
Highlights
- 10 ft leads reach distant test points across the bench
- 1000 V rating covers mains and automotive circuits safely
- 15 A capacity handles typical fuse-protected loads reliably
- Pure copper alligator clips ensure low-resistance connections
- Red and black pair simplifies polarity identification instantly
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the 10mm alligator clips to a circuit without the rubber insulation slipping?
Push each clip fully onto the conductor until the rubber insulator seats against the jaw, then release the spring so the teeth grip through the insulation without lateral force.
When should I replace the 10ft copper leads if the insulation remains intact?
Replace them once the spring tension no longer holds the 10mm jaws closed on a 15A load or if the copper strands show oxidation at the crimp.
What sustained load will hit the 15A rating before the 1000V insulation becomes a concern?
Any continuous draw above 15A on the 10ft copper cable will exceed the current limit well before the 1000V dielectric rating is approached.
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