Test Lead Kelvin Clip to 4-channel Banana Plug (3 feet)

Bought these for doing 4-wire Ohms with multiple Fluke 884X-series DMMs. All four of the banana plugs were very difficult to insert into the jacks on all of the meters. From the scuff marks on the shrouds it appears the outside diameter of the middle third of the shrouds is slightly too large and causes binding. Cutting back the shrouds to half their original length eliminated enough of the binding to make the leads usable. Other than this mechanical issue, they work fine and are well worth the money. Note: there was no binding when these were used with Fluke 115/117 DMMs. YMMV with other equipment.

Little pricey, but these Kelvin clips are VERY well made. I have an older set of Kelvin clips from someone else that are not nearly as good.

Quickly received and worked well. seem to be of reasonable quality. Would buy again

Not only do they work well, the build quality is pretty nice. They kind of looked crappy to me in the photos but they're nice to work with. Good clamping force, yet very thin tip allowing you to connect to smaller things than you'd expect.What a bargain! That's a bargain for me. I think I will buy some.

I needed some Kelvin leads for a milliohm meter and these are great quality. The ends are sturdy and the cables are very flexible. These things are great!

These probes are great. I have been using them with my Fluke 8842A. I did have to use a knife to shave a little bit of the plastic off the outer surface of the probe plugs. They are too thick to fit into most CATIII sockets. I won't deduct any stars for this. The probes work really well and are small enough at the tip that they are useful for almost any general purpose probing, aside from using them for measuring at IC pins (especially SOIC or TSSOP).It is clear that these function well as kelvin probes. I can measure 0.1 and 0.01ohm resistors with these and am relatively confident in the result. The values don't jump around like they do with 2-lead probes.

first one was defective they sent replacement.

I used this to find a short on a PCB.It works, but needed to be modified to be like a multimeter probe.Except the clumsyness (without modification) it works as well as a few hundred dollars 4-wire probe.