| Content | | The Amprobe PM55A is the ultimate pocket-sized multimeter. Only 3/8? thick and less than 3 oz in weight with full functionality offering AC and DC voltage measurement to 600 V, AC and DC current to 2000 ?A, resistance to 6 Megohm, capacitance to 2000 ?F, frequency to 30 kHz, diode test and continuity with beeper. It also offers VolTect?, a built-in, non-contact voltage detection feature for AC voltages. | | The Amprobe TL36A test lead set contains two PVC lead wires with two threaded probe tips and two threaded alligator clips for connecting a compatible electrical test meter to a device in electrical testing applications. The 48" lead wires have silicone insulation to protect hands from shock and heat. The silicone insulation resists melting in hot environments and becoming brittle in cold ones, and it maintains flexibility better than polyvinyl chloride (PVC) insulation. The lead wires have standard probe tips that are held against the conductor during testing. The alligator clips (also called crocodile clips) screw onto the probe tips and have teeth that grip the conductor to provide a more secure, hands-free connection than the test probe tips. The clips are 2.67" long and have a 0.30" jaw opening. The probe tips and the included alligator clips are threaded, allowing for a more secure connection than non-threaded tips and clips. The lead wires can be used with testing devices that have universal 4 mm jacks. The kit meets International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) safety standard 61010 and is certified for category III installations up to 1,000V, which covers items used with enclosed building circuit installations (service panel parts, branch circuits, and fixed installations that are connected directly to a building's AC power supply). It also conforms to applicable European Conformity (CE) directives. | Durable and compact, the Amprobe ADPTR-E27 Light-Check Adapter provides a reliable attachment of test leads to an outlet. The adapter keeps a meter connected, hands-free without accidentally shorting the circuit. | |
