Sumnacon Multimeter Banana Plug to Crocodile Alligator Clip Test Probe, 5PCS 4mm Stackable Colorful Silicone Banana Plug to Alligator Clip Test Probe Lead Wire Cable 1M

During my initial check, I removed the crocodile clip cover to determine if the connection was working. There were some solder bumps on the board. Afterwards, I remove the wire and light the bulb with a lighter to confirm the battery is a CCD. I tested it and it seems to be copper. The gauge seems to be.

Flynn HERBERT

| Nov 08, 2020

Aside from using wires like these in my work as an engineer, I also use test equipment regularly. There are a few things to keep in mind with these cables. They are decent quality cables with some nice features. According to their specifications, they are able to carry 15A, and as a silicone insulated wire (high temperature), they may carry 15A continuously, but in their opinion most people would find the temperature of the wire somewhat warm. It may be more realistic to set a 10A limit for most users. Despite the fact that the wires use a generous amount of silicone insulation throughout, notice that the end portion is not completely sealed with the clips (see picture). For low voltage applications, these wires should be safe enough to touch, but I would hesitate to suggest they would be safe at higher voltages while energized, due to the ease with which live conductors can be reached. Use low/safe voltages, connect and disconnect these wires when the circuit is off, or keep them in place when the circuit is on. A summary
They are excellent products at such a low price. Be careful when you use them, though.

Helena Gaines

| Aug 29, 2020

The cost of these test leads is good for the value I get. I purchased two sets and none of the test leads measure A resistance of 2 Ohms End of sentence. Silicone is implied in the listing of the wire jacket While I'm not sure if it's flexible at room temperature, that jacket is nice and supple. A well-designed finger guard is attached to the alligator clips at the business end of test leads, and the clips have strong springs that ensure strong A meter long, all of the test leads in the sets are the same length, and are within millimeters of one another. Finally, a word of caution Low voltage applications are the only ones to which these test leads are suited. Since the plug end of the leads does not have an insulating sleeve, there is a risk of shock. You should not connect the lead to a device under test while leaving the other end of the lead connected to an insulated instrument input. Plug ends that are loose are at risk of shorting to each other or exposing voltage. There is a small air gap between the finger guard and the wire jacket of the clip that exposes any part of the jaws. It is most appropriate to use this equipment for automotive diagnostics, or with Arduino breadboards & the like.

As long as the user is vigilant and proceeds in a safe way for the intended purpose, these test leads are highly efficient.

Luis Ramirez

| Jul 08, 2021

I won't buy anything else. They are far superior to the ones you find everywhere that are basically the same thing but sold under different There are a couple of reasons for this, one being that they use very thick copper wire. It usually takes me between one and two minutes to find clips The resistance of these is much closer to zero than 2. I can't find a multimeter that can accurately measure their resistance, so they are much smaller than 2 ohms. This banana plug is superior as it is not loose and so it won't come loose accidentally. I liked the fact that you can stack the banana side so you can connect a wire to multiple parts. Nevertheless, my favorite part of these is the It's almost all the alligator clips you'll find that use this slippery silicone material around the clip, which makes it hard to open, as well as slipping off and being a hassle in general. Using heavy-duty plastic and metal, these jaws (while also using a stronger spring than others) are easy to open. The plastic is thick and stable, and the metal helps hold the plastic in place. As a whole, I have no complaints with these and I think that they are worth every penny over cheap options.

Kian Sutton

| Jun 15, 2021

I have been using two of these for a week and have loved the way they feel and are flexible. Sadly, today is the first time I was able to use the yellow station and it was I have a DVM that reads open circuit. If half of the piece is functional, I'll cut it in half and make double alligator clips out of the piece. It isn't difficult to test these out during production, it just depends on how organized you are. I would recommend that you test a low voltage load for one second at 20 A. By doing that, the majority of bad connections would be eliminated. There was a bad unit in this order so the rating is now 3 stars rather than 5 stars My mind is filled with stars.

Bo Giles

| Dec 07, 2020

Using banana plugs, Alligator clips, and high-quality cables, the cables are of superior quality.
*The banana plugs may be stacked due to the way they have a male and female on one side. The high-quality molding around the banana plugs adds even more comfort to cable stacking. My favorite thing about the alligator clips is the molding, because I hate the pliable ends on cheap ones that always roll around and make opening them impossible. This will secure easily onto the terminals of the batteries due to the hard molding they have around them. Despite its weak spring, the clip end does a decent job of holding on to the terminals. There is a nice insulation on the cable, and it's pliable, making it hard to pinch it if it's all messed up. I really like the colours and the fact that they come in a pack of five. The final product was good and overall I was satisfied with the quality.

Nicole Andersen

| Aug 30, 2020

It does not have shielded banana plugs or you cannot insert a shield in banana plug directly into the female port. This was not a deal breaker for me, but I will continue to look for a product that fits my needs better. I was pleasantly surprised to find good quality plugs as well as strong alligator clips, and the gauge of the wires seemed appropriate as well.

Orlando Neal

| Dec 28, 2020

I have ran 10 amps with no problems. For about 20 to 30 minutes I ran the 20 amps and the boards only got (This was done 1) I have an older set that looks the same and they keep.

Pearl Merritt

| Oct 08, 2020