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The ES Electronic Specialties 142-5 Flexible Silicon Back Probe Pin is designed for automotive professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike. With its flexible 1.5-inch silicon pins, it allows for easy back probing of harness connectors and sensors, supporting up to 30 volts for versatile testing. The removable ends ensure seamless connectivity to test leads, making it an essential tool for accurate DMM and scope measurements.
| Manufacturer | Electronic Specialties |
| Brand | ES |
| Model | 142-5 |
| Product Dimensions | 20.32 x 10.16 x 2.54 cm; 0.28 Grams |
| Item model number | 142-5 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 142-5 |
| Item Weight | 0.28 g |
M**O
en lo personal , la calidad del producto !
es muy útil para usar en diagnósticos eléctricos , y electrónicos , la calidad es excelente! .recomendable 100 0/0 .
J**E
Five Stars
Fast shipping great item
D**M
Work well
Works a treat. The flexible ends are useful. Great for backprobing for automotive wiring tests
B**B
Good Quality But Not Designed For Standard Meter Leads
What you should know is these are not designed for standard meter test leads. I have alligator clips on the ends of my test leads (Radio Shack) and have been using my wife's T shaped needles to back probe connectors, that has been working OK, but the needles are a little too large in diameter.I cut the hard plastic insulators back about a half-inch and can now clip my leads to these by inserting one of the jaws into the back end of these. I tried inserting the jaw without cutting back the insulation and it worked but did not have a good solid connection. The needles are small in diameter and the ends are sharp, you should have no problem back probing any standard automotive harness/connection. I also like the fact that they come with protective caps. Another good feature is the needles are connected to the female ends with a wire instead of having a rigid connection; they are flexible for tight spaces. They probably make these designed for standard meter test leads but these popped up when I ordered my Power Probe lll.An easy way to cut the insulation off is to use a sharp utility knife and roll the adapter back and forth (under a hard surface) until you feel it hit metal, then cut a line along the length down to the metal and peel it off.
O**S
MUY PADRES PARA TRABAJAR
EXCELENTES, LLEGARON EN TIEMPO Y ORDEN... ME GUSTAN YA QUE FACILITA TOMAR LAS LECTURAS DESPUES DEL ARNES
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