KEHIPI
KEHIPI P1024 alligator clip test leads 1000V 15A 3.3ft 2pcs
A pair of dual-ended alligator-clip test leads rated 1000 V and 15 A, each 3.3 ft long with 10 mm jaw opening for secure circuit connections
- Pure copper clips handle 1000 V and 15 A for safe high-power testing
- 10 mm jaw opening grips terminals up to 10 mm wide without slipping
- Strong internal spring keeps clamping force consistent after repeated use
- 3 ft flexible leads give room to reach across engine bays or benches
- Red and black pair simplifies polarity identification during circuit checks
Dual-ended alligator test leads
KEHIPI P1024 test leads ship as a new pair of 3.3 ft cables with pure copper alligator clips at both ends. Each clip opens to a maximum width of 10 mm and is rated for 1000 V and 15 A continuous current.
Suited for general electrical testing
These leads suit technicians and hobbyists performing circuit checks on automotive accessories, vintage cars, trucks or motorcycles where the protected circuit uses a 15 A fuse or smaller. They are not for buyers who need higher current capacity, longer reach or specialised probe tips.
Behaviour under sustained load
The rubber insulation layer prevents the clips from slipping during extended contact, and the spring retains its tension without deforming over repeated use. The firm wire-to-clip junction maintains a stable connection throughout long test sessions.
Highlights
- Pure copper clips handle 1000 V and 15 A for safe high-power testing
- 10 mm jaw opening grips terminals up to 10 mm wide without slipping
- Strong internal spring keeps clamping force consistent after repeated use
- 3 ft flexible leads give room to reach across engine bays or benches
- Red and black pair simplifies polarity identification during circuit checks
Specifications
| Brand | Goupchn |
|---|---|
| Model | P1024 |
Questions about this item
Do I need a multimeter or other instrument with banana-plug or probe inputs to use the KEHIPI P1024 test leads?
Yes — the leads terminate in alligator clips, so you must connect them to a meter, power supply or tester that accepts banana plugs or bare probes.
Will the 10 mm maximum jaw opening grip the smaller terminals found on vintage automotive wiring?
The 10 mm opening is wide enough for most vintage car, truck and motorcycle terminals; the strong spring holds securely on thinner posts.
How can I verify the leads are conducting properly after I attach them?
Measure a known voltage source with your multimeter; a stable reading at or below 1000 V and 15 A confirms the copper clips and 3.3 ft cable are intact.
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