Brought to you by Fluke, a range of Test leads and probes, suitable exclusively for Fluke Multimeters. Whether it's a test lead set or a probe set, dependent on the application, both types will add a sense of reliability to the intended application. All models are highly reliable and excellent quality.

• Both test leads and probes available
• Durable connection, which guarantees excellent results
• Single accessories and kits
• Different safety categories to suit the application
• Insulated wires

These leads are connecting cables which are used specifically for Multimeters, attaching a test probe to the end will allow the user to measure the required voltage, current or electrical resistance. As it assists operation with a multimeter, at least two of these types of electrical values are measured.

Connecting to Fluke multimeters, a set of test probes will measure the device or target for an accurate reading, such as voltage or current. Due to the flexibility and quality produced by Fluke, each probe provides much-needed precision.

Take a bite out of your electrical testing workload with this crocodile clip from FLUKE. This pack contains a pair of clips, one black and one red, for easy identification of connections. The connectors are designed specifically to be used with Fluke's range of multimeters and test leads, so you can be sure of a secure fit. Simply insert your lead into one end and clip the serrated end onto the connection to be tested. The teeth deliver reliable conductivity, as the contact points are made from nickel-plated steel. With a wide jaw opening of 20mm, these clips are capable of gripping anything from a fine wire to a bolt.

• Multi-purpose tooth pattern for a strong and reliable grip
• Rubber insulation for enhanced safety
• Easy-to-grip handle for comfortable use

• Electrical maintenance
• Industrial testing
• Automotive industry
• Component manufacture

They're recommended for use with Fluke TL222 (449-9892) and TL224 (450-2358)test leads.

They're actually the same thing, with 'alligator' being the preferred term in the United States and 'crocodile' most widely used across Europe.

CAT IV 600 V, CAT III 1000 V