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KEHIPI KET03 electrician tool 15 A 1500 V 39.6 in 17 AWG 2 colors
A 39.6-inch, 17 AWG test lead set rated for 15 A and 1500 V with anti-slip copper alligator clips and colour-coded PVC insulation
- Non-slip crocodile teeth grip accessories firmly
- Pure copper conductor delivers precise electrical testing
- Two-colour leads prevent tangling during use
- Flame-retardant PVC insulation rated to 1500 V
- 6 in flexible 17 AWG cables store in transparent bag
Test Leads & Application
This set provides a pair of heavy-duty alligator clip test leads rated for 15 A and 1500 V. The 39.6 inch cables use 17 AWG pure copper conductors inside flame-retardant PVC silicone insulation. Two colours allow quick polarity identification during electrical testing, experiments or troubleshooting.
Target Users
Electricians, technicians and hobbyists who need reliable temporary connections for circuit testing will find the non-slip crocodile teeth and 1.5 cm maximum jaw opening practical. Users requiring higher current capacity, different connector types or longer reach should consider other options.
Deciding Specification
The 15 A / 1500 V rating is the single figure that determines whether these leads suit your measurement task. Exceeding either limit risks insulation breakdown or contact heating, so match the rating to your circuit before use.
Highlights
- Non-slip crocodile teeth grip accessories firmly
- Pure copper conductor delivers precise electrical testing
- Two-colour leads prevent tangling during use
- Flame-retardant PVC insulation rated to 1500 V
- 6 in flexible 17 AWG cables store in transparent bag
Specifications
| Brand | KAIWEETS |
|---|---|
| Model | KET03 |
Questions about this item
What meter or power supply do I need to connect these 15 A test leads to?
Any multimeter, bench supply or circuit with standard 4 mm banana jacks rated for at least 15 A and 1500 V will accept the leads.
Will the 0.59 in jaw opening grip the same terminals my older 17 AWG leads clip onto?
Yes, the 0.59 in maximum opening fits the same screw heads, bus bars and component leads that 17 AWG alligator clips normally engage.
How can I verify the 1500 V insulation is intact after I unpack the 39.6 in cables?
Inspect the PVC silicone jacket for cuts, then run a multimeter continuity check from clip tip to clip tip; a clean beep with no shorts confirms the leads are ready.
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