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Fluke TP175 TwistGuard Test Probes with 2mm Diameter Probe Tips
$55.00 .( $60.50 inc. GST )
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The Fluke TP175 TwistGuard Test Probes with 2mm Diameter Probe Tips with adjustable length test tips for use in different measurement environments giving increased versatility and safety from your test leads.
The Fluke TP175 TwistGuard™ Test Probes were the world’s first test probes with a manually adjustable test tip guard for use in different measurement environments. Designed using patented TwistGuard™ technology, the exposed probe tip length can be adjusted from 19mm to 4mm (0.75 inch to 0.16 inch) by simply twisting the test lead. The Fluke TP175 Test Probes are safety rated for CAT III 1000 V and CAT IV 600 V with the tip guard fully extended, and safety rated for CAT II 1000 V when the tip guard is retracted. Extremely versatile, the TP175 Test Probes are compatible with any test lead that accepts 4 mm shrouded banana connectors.
Fluke TP175 Features:
- Adjustable tip length, allowing increased safety and precision
- Compatible with the TL22x series, TL238 and TL27 test leads
- Conforms to EN61010-031
- CAT II 1000 V, CAT III 1000 V, CAT IV 600, 10 A rating, UL Listing
- One-year warranty
| Weight | .1 kg |
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Chris (verified owner) –
Order+delivery+quality great.
Unfortunately while they fit, they don’t slot into my T5-1000 Meter. They fit on the ends of the cables so I can use them fine just don’t slot in the actual unit for storage/single handed use nicely. Might be a good reason for that though.