Test leads for the 2UUL MT02 multimeter

Test leads for the 2UUL MT02 multimeter

2UUL MT02 is a set of precision test probes designed for diagnosing motherboards, electronic circuits, and small components. Slim, pointed tips facilitate contact with small test points, integrated circuit pins, pads, and SMD components that are difficult to reach with standard multimeter tips.

Tips made of nickel-plated copper ensure good signal conduction and resistance to oxidation. The probes meet CAT II 600 V requirements and allow for current measurements up to 10 A.

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Description

Thin needles enable measurements on small pads, connector pins, and test points located close together. The slim design of the tips facilitates precise probe positioning and holding on the selected point.

Profiled handles ensure secure probe guidance and allow for precise pressure control. Color-coded leads make it easy to quickly distinguish between positive and negative probes during operation.

Before connecting, ensure the probe plugs are compatible with the sockets on your multimeter.

Key Features

  • Model: 2UUL MT02
  • Tips made of nickel-plated copper
  • Thin, pointed needles
  • Safety Class: CAT II 600V 10A
Product Details
S2UULPMT02
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