Enhanced Automotive Test 🔧 Lead Kit, Fluke TLK282 SureGrip Deluxe Review

I'm not sure. Now I have a set that pretty much has everything I need in one place. Flukes quality just can't be beat. Even my boss was impressed, and he's not that easily impressed.

My meter's leads have failed after 4 years of intensive use. Bought a TLK282 kit. All I can say for now is that Fluke is keeping its name. I disagree with the piercing wires in this set but it was all I needed. Yes, Fluke products are expensive, if you value your work, buy good things, Fluke. For reference, I work with forklifts from 12 to 48 volts. Good job, good tool is needed.

As the senior technician/craftsman in the Jaguar and Land Rover shop I can dispel any doubts as to whether this kit is worth the price. This is the highest quality you can get from probes and clamps in the industry. Modular wires and sensors have near-perfect internal resistance every time. I didn't really have a full set of probes to trust, and this one covers all the bases.

Nothing with the Fluke name comes cheap, but it's a bargain compared to buying the contents of this kit individually. It's also what you need to convince your wife to buy you for your anniversary when thirty year old assorted test leads, clamps, probes and adapters suddenly decide to disappear from the back of your truck. Luckily my Fluke 179 wasn't in the tool box in the back of my truck when it decided to grow legs. Right angle test leads (on one end) are 60 inches long, silicone insulated…

Two years later, I discovered some circuits that were not easily, quickly, or safely accessible with the components in this kit. The exception was the larger pins in older devices, which can easily be eliminated by adding the following: Fluke AC285 SureGrip Alligator Clips. Everything in this set is useful and very well designed; it has no filler or dirt, and it alone does almost everything I use the meter for. Silicone wires seemed unnecessary for my non-extreme environment, but their…

I'm an AutoTech installer for the Geek Squad so I use my DMM almost every day at work. This set was a real treat for me. Piercing tips are the best in this set. They allow you to test wires without having to locate them at the source and try to connect a tee to them. And depending on the application, they can be used to test circuit layouts. Keep in mind that they can only handle 60VDC at 5A. If you go any higher, the needle in the probe will get hot and melt the core, destroying the probe. Ask

For those who don't like to read a lot, in short - it's Fluke, it says it all and it's hard to "rate and criticize" because it's like that Fluke and that's it By the way, that's why Fluke, when and where companies related to the Caspian Sea oil fields and their contractors like a service provider, we had some materials (cables, boxes, connectors, antennas, etc .) , and most of them were stored in shipping containers used as storage (desert type, high/low temperatures and extremely high…