Product Description


Twist Guard test leads offer adjustable length test tips for use in different measurement environments. Includes removable 4mm lantern tips that thread onto the lead tip. Fluke TL175 are the only test leads as tough as your meter. Patented TwistGuard extendable tip shroud meets the highest electrical safety requirements to reduce tip exposure while providing the versatility needed for most measurements. New WearGuard lead wire wear indication. Each test lead is covered by two layers of silicone insulation; inner contrasting color is exposed when the leads are nicked, scuffed, or otherwise damaged and in need of replacement. Double Insulated Silicone leads. TL175 test leads withstand high temperatures and remain flexible in cold temperatures. Extra-heavy duty strain relief on both probe-end and plug-end, tested beyond 30,000 bends without failure. Universal input plugs are compatible with all instruments that accept standard 4mm shrouded banana plugs. Probes always show correct category rating for tip being used. Exposed probe tip length: 19mm to 4mm (0.75" to 0.16"). Ratings: CAT II 1000V, CAT III 1000V, CAT IV 600V, 10A maximum, Pollution Degree 2. Environmental ratings: -20 to 55 degree C (-4 to 131 degree F), altitude: 2000m (6,562'). Conforms to EN61010-031. 1 year warranty.


From the Manufacturer


The Fluke TL910 Electronic Test Probes have very small 1 mm diameter tips to access hard to reach electronic test points. The probe tip lengthens up to 4-Inch (100 mm). The silicone test leads are 1 meter long. There are 3 sets of spring loaded gold tips and 2 sets of stainless steel tips with a CAT IV 600 V, CAT III 1000 V, 3 A rating. TP912 replacement tips are available separately. The Fluke TL910 Electronic Test Probes are sold as one set per package. Expand your testing capability or update your tools with test lead sets and kits. Designed for industrial, electrical, and electronic needs, the collections range from starter to master test lead selections. Because they are an integral part of the complete measurement system, worn or under-rated test leads can cause inaccurate readings and pose a serious shock or electrocution hazard if live wires are read as being de-energized. To avoid these risks, use the correct test probe for the application. Test leads are replaced on average every 18 months.