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One metre test lead with 35mm alligator clips and banana plugs

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Ruth's sister 35mm Alligator Clip to AV Banana Plug Test Cable 1M

SKU CH-J8V8-X3WYH

One-metre test lead with 35 mm alligator clip and banana plug for multimeter use

  • 1-metre reach for comfortable bench measurements
  • 35 mm crocodile jaws grip thick component leads
  • Dual banana plugs fit standard multimeter sockets
  • Alligator-to-banana layout suits quick continuity checks

35 mm alligator clip test cable

This 1-metre test lead connects a multimeter or bench instrument to a circuit using a 35 mm crocodile clip on one end and an AV banana plug on the other. It is built for hobbyists, students and technicians who need a quick, secure attachment point for voltage, current or resistance measurements. The dual-probe layout keeps both hands free while probing.

Banana plug and crocodile clip ends

The banana plug fits standard 4 mm multimeter sockets so the lead works with most common meters without adapters. The 35 mm crocodile clip jaws open wide enough to grip component leads, screw terminals or bus bars, reducing the chance of accidental disconnects during a reading. No additional software or accessories are included.

Highlights

  • 1-metre reach for comfortable bench measurements
  • 35 mm crocodile jaws grip thick component leads
  • Dual banana plugs fit standard multimeter sockets
  • Alligator-to-banana layout suits quick continuity checks

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How often should the 35 mm alligator clip springs be checked for tension loss?

Inspect the clip springs every few months; replace the cable if the jaws no longer grip firmly or show visible corrosion.

What fails first when the cable is used continuously at high current?

The insulation near the banana plugs typically degrades before the clip mechanism, so watch for cracking or heat discolouration.

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