KEHIPI
KEHIPI P1024-5PCS-2m electrician tool 5PCS 2m 1000V 15A 10mm
Five pure-copper alligator-clip test leads rated 1000 V and 15 A, each 6.56 ft long with a 10 mm jaw opening
- Pure copper clips handle 1000 V and 15 A safely
- 10 mm jaw opening grips terminals up to 10 mm wide
- 56 ft flexible leads reach distant test points easily
- Five colour-coded leads prevent wiring mistakes during diagnostics
- Strong internal spring keeps clips secure through repeated use
Five-colour test-lead set
The KEHIPI P1024-5PCS-2m kit supplies five flexible copper test leads, each terminated with pure copper alligator clips rated for 1000 V and 15 A. The 10 mm maximum jaw opening fits a wide range of terminals and fuse holders. Five distinct colours let technicians identify circuits quickly during automotive or bench testing.
Replaces worn or single-colour leads
Upgrading from damaged, stiff or monochrome leads is worthwhile when insulation has cracked, springs have weakened or colour coding is missing. The 6.56 ft length reaches across engine bays or workbenches without strain, and the firm crimp between clip and wire eliminates intermittent connections that waste diagnostic time.
Sustained-load behaviour
The rubber insulation remains supple and the spring retains its clamping force during extended test sessions, preventing clips from slipping off terminals. Pure copper construction keeps resistance low so readings stay stable while the 15 A rating is fully utilised, and the sturdy clip-to-wire joint resists heating even during prolonged current flow.
Highlights
- Pure copper clips handle 1000 V and 15 A safely
- 10 mm jaw opening grips terminals up to 10 mm wide
- 56 ft flexible leads reach distant test points easily
- Five colour-coded leads prevent wiring mistakes during diagnostics
- Strong internal spring keeps clips secure through repeated use
Specifications
| Brand | Goupchn |
|---|---|
| Model | P1024-5PCS-2m |
Questions about this item
What is the maximum jaw opening of the alligator clips?
The alligator clips open to a maximum width of 10mm, allowing them to grip wires and terminals up to that thickness.
How do I correctly connect these test leads for a safe measurement?
Ensure the circuit uses a fuse rated at 15A or smaller, then clamp the pure copper jaws firmly onto the test points so the strong spring holds them without slipping.
When should I replace these test leads?
Replace the leads if the rubber insulation shows cracks, the copper clips become loose on the cable, or the spring tension weakens so the jaws no longer grip securely.
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