Test lead set GOSSEN KS17-2, 130 cm, black/red, 4 mm plug

GOSSEN KS17-2 test lead set consists of two 130 cm insulated leads in black and red terminated with 4 mm plugs. The leads are intended to provide a flexible, low-resistance connection between multimeters or other test instruments and measurement points. The cables are suitable for basic electrical measurements such as continuity, DC/AC voltage checks and low-current measurements in workshop, laboratory and field environments.

Advantages

The KS17-2 leads combine color-coded insulation for clear polarity identification and 4 mm plugs that fit standard banana sockets. Each lead measures 130 cm to give extended reach without adding intermediate connectors. Flexible insulation and conductors enable easy routing and reliable contact while keeping handling straightforward during routine measurements. The design focuses on practical compatibility with a wide range of handheld and benchtop test instruments.

Suitable for

• Continuity testing and basic circuit checks
• Measuring DC and AC voltages with multimeters
• Low-current measurements and signal verification in workshops
• Connecting multimeters to test points in lab benches and field service

Key specifications

• Lead length: 130 cm each
• Colors: one black, one red for polarity identification
• Terminals: 4 mm plug connectors
• Insulation: flexible insulated cable suitable for general-purpose measurements
• Number of leads: 2

How to use

Insert each 4 mm plug into the appropriate socket on the multimeter or test instrument, observing polarity by matching the red lead to the positive terminal and the black lead to the common or negative terminal. Route the 130 cm leads to the measurement points and make contact using appropriate probes, clips or direct contact with component terminals. Ensure instrument settings match the measurement type (voltage, continuity or current) before taking readings. Disconnect leads from the instrument when not in use.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the insulation and connectors before each use; do not use if the cable or plug shows visible damage. Use the leads within the rated voltage and current limits of your measuring instrument and follow all safety procedures applicable to electrical measurements.