Test Lead Set Benning TA 2 (044125) Lamella plug 4 mm to Lamella plug 4 mm, 1.00 m, red/black

Benning TA 2 test lead set with lamella (leaf) plugs 4 mm on both ends and a 1.00 m cable length provides a pair of color-coded measurement leads in red and black for safe, reliable connections to meters, testers and laboratory equipment. The flexible insulated conductors and secure lamella plug contacts are intended for use in electrical measurements across industrial, service and educational environments where clear polarity identification and robust contact are required.

Advantages

The set offers matched red and black leads for immediate polarity recognition and reduced wiring errors. Lamella (leaf) plugs on both ends ensure a consistent, low-resistance connection to sockets and binding posts while the 1.00 m cable length balances reach and manageability in workbenches and test setups. Insulated sheaths enhance user protection and limit the risk of accidental short circuits during routine measurement tasks.

Suitable for

• Multimeters and handheld testers
• Laboratory instrumentation and benchtop equipment
• Industrial maintenance and service diagnostics
• Educational electronics labs and training

Key specifications

• Connector type: lamella (leaf) plug, 4 mm, both ends
• Cable length: 1.00 m
• Lead colors: red and black for polarity identification
• Insulation: flexible insulated jackets for electrical safety
• Application: measurement and test connections to meters and laboratory equipment

How to use

Connect the red lead to the positive terminal of the measuring instrument and the black lead to the negative or common terminal. Insert the 4 mm lamella plugs firmly into the corresponding sockets or binding posts to establish a reliable contact. Route the cables to avoid mechanical strain and keep insulation intact; inspect the leads for damage before each use and replace them if insulation or plug integrity is compromised.

Usage recommendations

Use the Benning TA 2 leads with compatible test instruments rated for the intended measurement ranges. Ensure that the instrument and lead insulation ratings meet the voltage and category requirements of your application, and avoid exposing the leads to sharp edges, excessive heat or chemical agents that could degrade insulation.