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.

• Various series, including TL910, TL224 and 80BK (probe)
• 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.

Do you need to take heat readings with your multimeter? This FLUKE temperature probe offers a quick and easy way to get the job done. It has a standard shrouded banana jack that allows you to plug it into standard digital multimeters, so it's a widely compatible choice. Once attached, simply apply the probe to the equipment you're testing. The internal sensor produces a voltage that your test device will translate into the corresponding temperature between -40ºC and +260ºC. You can use this component to measure the temperature of air, liquids and solid surfaces, so it's an excellent all-rounder to keep in your toolkit.

• 1m lead length to allow for easy mobility during testing
• ‎Light weight of 40g makes it portable and comfortable to handle
• One-piece construction combines multiple testing functions in a single component for greater convenience

• HVAC systems
• Chemical production
• Food processing sector
• Manufacturing facilities
• Construction industry

For temperatures of 0°C to +260°C, this probe's accuracy is either ±2.2°C or 2% of the measured value, whichever figure is higher.