One of the branches of electronics are instrumentation and measurements. In one of our categories of test leads will pick You a variety of probes and cables for their devices, and measuring. They can be completed corner tips, a crocodile or a measuring probe with a length of 145 mm - all this for Your convenience and satisfaction from work. We invite all beginners and advanced artists to get acquainted with our rich offer online store Botland!
Cables, measuring probes for multimeters - PM7
Cables on one end have angular banana connectors with shielded tips with a diameter of 4 mm, on the other end there are measuring probes with a length of 145 mm. Length of the...
Cables, measuring probes for multimeters - universal angular 85cm
The cables are terminated on one side with angled banana plugs with shielded ends of 4 mm diameter, on the other side with 110 mm long measurement probes. Cable length is 85 cm...
Cables, probes for meters - 2 crocodile clips
Two cables for the gauges ended on the one side with the banana plugs, on the other, with the connectors of the crocodile type. Cable length is 94 cm (without plugs and probes).
Cables, measuring probes for multimeters - universal angular 80cm
The cables are terminated on one side with angled banana plugs with bare ends of 4 mm diameter, on the other side with measuring probes of 100 mm length. Cable length is 80 cm...
Rubber conductive rubber cable for measuring the tensile force - Adafruit 519
Conductive rubber wire with a diameter of 2 mm and a length of 1 meter. It is used to measure the stretching strength. During the stretching of the element, its resistance...
Cables, test probes for multimeters - banana plug/universal angle 85cm
Cables for multimeters. On one end they have banana connectors with a diameter of 4 mm and on the other there are measuring probe length of 110 mm. Cable length 85 cm...
Cables, measuring probes for multimeter - PM70
Measuring cables, designed for PM70. They have banana connectors, angled with insulation, with 4 mm diameter. Probe length is 120 mm. The first probe is black and the second...
Temperature measuring probe Uni-T UT-T10K
K-type probe used to measure temperature. Manufactured by Uni-T, one of the most popular manufacturers of universal meters. The probe's measuring range is from -40°C to...
Cables, measuring probes for multimeters - 3-piece crocodile clips
Three cables for the gauges ended on the one side with the banana plugs, on the other, with the connectors of the crocodile type. Cable length is 85 cm (without plugs and...
Cables, measuring probes for meters - universal angular UT-L09
Cables on the one side ended with the corner banana plugs connectors with the 4 mm in diameter, on the other, with straight banana plugs of 4 mm. Cable length is 100 cm.
Cables, measuring probes for Rebel RB-830, RB-838 multimeters
Test probes for RB-830 and RB-838 meters equipped with banana plugs, angular with diameter of 4 mm . The leads are insulated in black and red, which makes the work with the...See also
The most common device used to measure physical quantities such as resistance, voltage or frequency is a multifunctional digital meter, i.e. a popular multimeter. This type of product is characterized by simple and intuitive use. The range of multimeters available in our assortment will satisfy both beginners and professional electronics enthusiasts.
A multimeter is a measuring device that can measure various physical quantities - modern multimeters can perform several measurements simultaneously, save the results and calculate their average. Take advantage of our offer for test wires and cables for a multimeter - choose cables for your meter. The long cable increases work safety and precise measurements, among others. in hard-to-reach places.
In addition to multimeters, we also offer a wide selection of universal clamp meters that are characterized by high precision and, above all, measurement repeatability. Universal clamp meters can be used to measure both direct current (DC) and alternating current (AC).
When starting your adventure with electronics and value measurements, it is worth knowing the basic units that we will need to measure with a multimeter with test leads selected in our section.
Let's start with electric voltage, which is the difference in electrical potential between two points in an electrical circuit. The symbol for voltage is U, and a voltmeter can also be used to measure it. Another concept is electrical resistance, marked with the capital letter R. It is a quantity characterizing the relationship between voltage and current.
Entering the rich world of electronics, we will encounter physical quantities such as voltage, resistance, electrical capacity, inductance and many others - in addition, we will encounter elements such as a resistor , coil , capacitor , we will learn Ohm's and Kirchhoff's laws or Tellegen's theorem.
We will use devices such as an ammeter, voltmeter, ohmmeter, or multimeter. having the ability to measure various quantities. We offer measurement cables for meters, useful for both basic and advanced work and measurements. We offer, among others: thin needle probes that allow you to perform precise measurements, e.g. in the case of small electronics. They ensure trouble-free access to hard-to-reach places. Clear cable marking facilitates correct connection to the meter. We propose, among others: only measuring cables guaranteeing precise measurement of electrical and non-electrical quantities. All mentioned products are available in the Botland store.
Measuring cables for the meter should be included in the equipment of every electronics technician. Measuring crocodile clips , on the other hand, are universal devices that can be used every day. Do you prefer to use a specialized device? In such a situation , multimeter cables are perfect! Botland store - fast delivery, original products and professional advice.
A convenient solution are test leads with angled plugs, which make using the meter easier.
Most test leads work on the "plug and play" principle - just plug them into the appropriate socket . Please remember not to confuse the sockets for positive and negative potential (they are marked in red and black respectively).
