ZIBOO KIT-14 Test Lead Set,for with Fluke Ideal Simpson mprobe, Fieldpiece, Extech,Digital Multimeter,Clamp Meter 4mm Banana Test Lead Probe Clip Substitute Klein Tools 69410

Correct Fit, A month of constant use and works like new.

Great love it

Fluke 27ii compatible they work as they should no issue so far just use them to diagnose and fix a main board in a TV to check continuity to find broken wires on cars trucks and tractors. Mainly reason I bought these was I like the threaded ends but also the only thing negative. I can’t find anyone else that uses that threaded style and or the size and dimensions of the threads so I can’t search it in anyway so I just shot by brand and I can’t find other attachments like the tiny back probe leads I would have to buy another set from what I’m understanding. I would say about it so far there’s not very many attachments that you can purchase with that thread so it comes with a set of gator clips that thread on, but I can’t find anything else, but you might not need anything else. Good for the money. Not sure if it meets all the standards for level three in level four it does have the covers for the tips, but there’s no literature with the equipment when I got it Iand I never heard of the brand before, but like I said, I am not in the electoral industry I just use it to make my job easier. If you are in the electoral industry, I would recommend more expensive pair with brands that you know or trust. These will be good for me and I will use this thing handful of times a year.

Does the job, perfect for my old fluke. The clips are especially useful so you don’t have to hold the ground in place while stabbing a terminal to check voltage

I would consider the ZB-X20 test leads to be just OK. The tips are sharp and half of the stem is thicker so they provide some reinforcement to prevent the tips from bending too easily. The leads are NOT soft silicone as described. They are PVC, though not terribly stiff but not very soft either. The probes are small and somewhat thin compared to most of the other test lead sets I've bought. I would not use these to measure any current more than 1A or so even though they claim to be Cat III 1000V/20A. If you're measuring high voltage and current, I would trust common sense and not use these together with an uncertified/untested multimeter. Suitable for electronics -- probing components on a PCB -- but not for industrial/heavy-duty use.