KEHIPI
KEHIPI WG-026/2 20 pc test lead set 20.5 in 22 AWG electrician tool
Twenty test leads in five colours with soldered alligator clips for breadboarding and troubleshooting
- 20 test leads in 5 colours simplify circuit identification
- 40 nickel-plated alligator clips ensure secure, conductive connections
- 5-inch 22 AWG copper wires reach across workbench setups
- 6-inch lead tips suit breadboards and tight component spacing
- Ready for lab, shop, school or home electrical testing
Test Lead Set for Light Electronics
The KEHIPI WG-026/2 supplies 20 test leads in five colours — green, white, black, yellow and red — with four pieces of each colour. Each lead uses 22-AWG copper wire with PVC insulation and measures 20.5 inches overall. The set is aimed at hobbyists, students and technicians who need colour-coded connections for breadboarding, prototyping or basic troubleshooting.
Alligator Clips and Insulated Leads
Forty nickel-plated steel alligator clips with PVC insulators and vinyl covers are pre-soldered and stamped to the 1.6-inch test-lead ends. The strong spring clips grip test points securely and the insulation reduces accidental shorts during hands-on work. This ready-to-use combination removes the need to crimp or solder connectors before starting a project.
22-AWG Wire Gauge Limits Current Capacity
The 22-AWG copper conductors restrict the set to low-current signal and measurement tasks. Builders who need to carry higher currents or who require heavier gauge wire for power distribution should select a different lead kit.
Highlights
- 20 test leads in 5 colours simplify circuit identification
- 40 nickel-plated alligator clips ensure secure, conductive connections
- 5-inch 22 AWG copper wires reach across workbench setups
- 6-inch lead tips suit breadboards and tight component spacing
- Ready for lab, shop, school or home electrical testing
Specifications
| Brand | WGGE |
|---|---|
| Model | WG-026/2 |
Questions about this item
Do the 22 AWG copper wires or the 1.6 inch soldered lead ends wear out first with daily breadboarding?
The 22 AWG copper wire with PVC insulation is rated for light electronics work; repeated flexing at the 1.6 inch soldered joint will typically fail before the wire itself.
What stops me from pushing more current through the 22 AWG leads during a long test session?
The 22 AWG copper conductors set the practical current limit; exceeding light-duty levels will heat the PVC insulation and the nickel-plated clips.
Do the 40 nickel-plated alligator clips get hot or make the bench noisy after hours of use?
The clips stay cool at light loads; no fan or moving parts exist, so the set adds no audible noise or noticeable heat during extended sessions.
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