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Multimeter Test Hooks and Mini Grabber Clips 10 Pcs (5 Red + 5 Black) for Electrical Testing Circuit Test Probes Insulated, Copper & Stainless Steel Tips
- EASY : Weld the test hook and wire to the multimeter to start the test, fast and efficient in .; GOOD INSULATION: The use of excellent insulation material can it from short circuits or other charged objects.; FOR CIRCUIT TESTING: The test hook can be used for multimeters, voltage testing equipment and routine circuit testing.; NO DAMAGE: The needle is made of copper and stainless steel material, can easily pierce the wire without damaging the wire sheath.; 5 SETS TEST HOOKS: Including 5pcs red test hooks and 5pcs black test hooks, sufficient in quantity, convenient to use and replace.
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Use: Weld the test hook and wire to the multimeter to start the test.
Specification: Item
Type: Test
Hook Model: J.
30007 Material: PA, Copper, Stainless
Steel Application: Adapt to test equipment such as multimeters, voltage testing, and routine circuit testing Rated
Voltage and Current: 30Vac-60Vdc Maximum 10A
Package List: 5 x Red Test Hooks 5 x Black Test Hooks
Use: Weld the test hook and wire to the multimeter to start the test.
Specification: Item
Type: Test
Hook Model: J.
30007 Material: PA, Copper, Stainless
Steel Application: Adapt to test equipment such as multimeters, voltage testing, and routine circuit testing Rated
Voltage and Current: 30Vac-60Vdc Maximum 10A
Package List: 5 x Red Test Hooks 5 x Black Test Hooks
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