8000 Series - Test Lead Kits

I spent my career as a Foreign Services Field Engineer servicing everything from mainframe computers to micros and all manner of peripheral equipment in some very remote locations around the world. I've had DMM and analog multi-meters all my professional life ranging from throwaway imports to good quality Sanyos, Lafayettes, Keiths, Simpsons, Flukes and others the names of which I've long forgotten. These have not been top-of-the-line models but since I traveled a lot my bosses took a dim view of giving me expensive stuff just to risk losing them in airline luggage so most have been adequate and not spectacular. My 30 year old Fluke 77 is one of the best and now that I've retired, I've just acquired a 50 year old Keith VTVM and a new ennoLogic eM860T for use in tube radio restorations. The one thing these meters have lacked in all the years I've used them is a good set of probes. Measuring low-range voltages, currents and resistances have been iffy at best due to contact resistance and poor quality lead wires but for break-fix repairs they've been adequate. I now want to do more design work and dig deeper into component troubleshooting but cannot spend money needlessly. These new Probemaster probes are just the thing to make my aging equipment work like new again and even improve the accuracy of the better ones to almost lab equipment levels. They won't make a cheap meter give 5 decimal points accuracy but I would like to get reliable accuracy out to the meters' maximum range, and these probes deliver that in spades. Properly calibrated good quality meters can give 3 decimal points accuracy easily assuming you don't lose it in the probes so the probes are always the weakest link in any meter's design. These new Probemaster probes with their gold-plated tips, comfortable grips and super flexible wires can deliver that lost accuracy for you. They can literally turn a cheap meter into an expensive one assuming the meter itself follows industry guidelines in their manufacturing practices, and most of those over $60 or so do. It's the probes they try to save money on, so replace those and you'll have a very fine instrument indeed.

I love the flexibility and comfort of these probes. They are hands down the best built probes on the market and will always be my supplier.

I got this one 5 days ago Im more than happy i did It made my simpson 467 mutimeter alive I got my 467 from the used market for A 10 $ in almost like new shape But there wasnt any test lead with it Ive searched everyware until i found probemaster They have test leads for any brand of multimetrs So i ordered the test leads with the accesory kit Which is very useful and very easy to use The build quality is the best For you guys that own old brands of multimeters Or even a new if you ever wanted a test leads Dont go anyware just get it from here You wont regret it. FROM: KUWAIT

I have a few sets of test leads but I like these even better than the Fluke silicone leads I bought a while back, and those leads were $40 for just the probes. The Probe Master leads are very comfortable, flexible, very sharp, and the accessories are awesome.

Fantastic quality. A very nice set. These probes are a joy to use.

Fantastic quality and very good value for money. Comfortable in the hand and the silicon leads are very flexible. I recommend these 100%

Best multimeter probes I have ever used. Sharp as sewing needles and the silicone leads flexible and durable.

This is the second set of probes I have bought from Probe Master. Excellent quality, and versatility. Be careful, the tips are really sharp! Quick delivery.

Super flexible, yet very solid feeling. Fefinately a step up from what is supplied with most meters.

The silicon shield is great. The leads are POINTED! Most leads you find have rounded ends, but not these. You can easily piece insulation and/or reach into tight spaces. The accessories complete the package.

I did not know what I'd been missing for all these DECADES. Sharp tips, flexible bodies, great tip accessories. GET some!

The responsiveness of these probes over the ones that came with my Uni-T meter is unbelievable. The continuity test is so much faster now that I'm not concerned about missing things, which happened with my old probes. I didn't know it could name a difference until I saw a comparison video online. Unless your meter already came with super fancy probes, you need these.