Best Test Leads for Electricians - Fieldpiece - Fluke - Pomona
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- Опубліковано 16 кві 2024
- This video 'Best Test Leads for Electricians - Fieldpiece - Fluke - Pomona. I will show a low cost test lead that are great for the Electrician or HVAC.
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Probe Master fan here 😀
Thanks! Great product!
There is no comparison!
I have to say, I really like the Fluke leads - great flexibility, and they stay flexible, plus the retractable tip covers don't get lost. I have had PVC leads that started flexible but after a year or two, or when out in the cold, they aren't flexible. The only thing feature I'd change on the Fluke leads, is I'd like a slightly bigger "finger guard." I'd never consider the first set you showed. I press hard against that ring to ensure my probe doesn't slip, and I don't want my fingers to slip off down to the tip and whatever is there where I'm probing. When your fingers are a bit cold and stiff or tired at the end of a day, you don't need a little pencil probe that you need delicate touch to stay safe.
Thanks. The TL175 are probably the best leads Fluke has; amzn.to/3U8cUNB
Good comment and I would fully agree with You.
Oh..love the twist tops on the Flukes. I have lost most of the covers on my other probes.
Thanks! I think if you are an electrician - these are amazing. amzn.to/4aKVVIb
You forgot Probe Master, the best of the best! Appreciate the great content as usual!
I actually talk about Probe master - and they are not my favorite. You have to try these - at a lower cost;)
@@KissAnalogI ddin't see that. Would you agree they have a superior build quality? What makes them not you favorite if price wasn't an issue? Thanks!
I like Probe Masters most. 😊
Thanks - they are great - just expensive;) amzn.to/447KHuN
Kiss Analog !!!!!!!!! Happy Belated Birthday !!!!!!!!!! 🥳 🎂 🎈
Always learn something from You Eddie !!! Excellent coverage and review of these leads. It is very curious why FLUKE packages the leads they do, and so many people comment on them? You’d think they might ‘step up’ their game and spend a few pennies more and supply better leads? Times are tough out there for all of us, and Companies too, I suppose. So, You see any issue with using Klein leads on a Fluke? I know, heresy! 😯 😂 Take care! Stay safe!
Thank you! I am baffled that they don't try to kick some but and use their sister company (Pomona) to give them awesome leads to shut people up and put smiles on faces... There is no issue using Klein leads. Most meters are using the same size of banana jacks. There are just too many banana type leads out there that everyone wants to be able to use.
@@KissAnalog Thanks and You’re Welcome!
FLUKE 107, what say You? I couldn’t find where You had reviewed it, maybe I missed it? 🤷🏻♂
I love my silicon Fluke model with changeable tips where you have a big variety of tips.
Thanks for your feedback! Here is a low cost - but awesome option: ua-cam.com/video/56bVFqX-Vm0/v-deo.html
HI Eddie, thanks for the info on the Fluke.
Thanks so much!
I love my Probe Master leads and I'll never own leads again that have probes permanently attached. I find it far more useful to have multiple quick-change attachments.
Yes it is nice to have replaceable tips - like the leads I show here: ua-cam.com/video/56bVFqX-Vm0/v-deo.html
My second meter was a Fieldpiece and it's a tank. The leads were silicone and were also pretty strong but they eventually broke.
Those probes beat the snot outta the fluke standard probes.
I just did a shallow dive on the different types of PVC and the confuzer says that flexible PVC is called PVC-P because they put plasticizes in it.
So they got different recipes for the flexible stuff and certain chemicals cost more than others.
Thanks for taking the dive and bring this info to us!
I bought Flir leads for both of my Flukes. $27 a set.
The FLIR leads are awesome! I think I did a injustice not including them as they can be purchased separately. amzn.to/4b4CslD
@@KissAnalog I am constantly blown away that Fluke costs so much and they include the absolute worst leads.
When you order probemaster you select the cable lengths.
Thanks for this. I remember back when...you could order the probe master with various options. Great leads - just not my favorite anymore;)
I like getting small with Fluke TL910 for small PCB bench work... My goto 90% worth the $$
Thanks for bringing these up. They are actually Pomona leads that I am going to show very soon (Fluke and Pomona are owned by the same company). amzn.to/49IEOoU
@@KissAnalog When I first got them I thought they'd be too frail or delivate to last. Looks can be deceiving as the saying goes. My set are still drawing blood and show now signs of retirement in 4 years of nearly daily use on my bench. Anyway, thanks for the info as always
Can you do a review of TX3?
Yes - I sure will. Love the meter;)
As an HVAC tech you only have to fry one board to see the importance of the FLUKE TL-175 with the retractable gards. Testing low voltage wire you need the long tips, getting into a control board with high and low voltage on the circut you need the guards.
P.S. The 87 Ⅴ MAX they came with is pretty nice as well. How did I function without it? Being able to see peak to peak voltage on an EMS system, true RMS voltage on a drive and comparing it to the higher voltage at the motor. I could go on and on, if you question its price of a higher end DMM it's probably not the meter for you.
Thanks for the great feedback! IMHO, the HIoki is better than the 20 year old 87V (the max finally added an IP rating;) ua-cam.com/video/YvivwYCxrBo/v-deo.html Just my opinion;)
@@KissAnalog As a ham who works on Mountain top radio sites I know the importance of a 20k DMM. If I was buying more of a bench meter the Hioki would be my first choice. A 6k DMM is plenty in HVAC. The Drop and IP65 were big selling points on the MAX over the 87 V. As a commercial HVAC tech I work in the rain and some times things get wet or fall. The ability to see Peak and Peak to Peak voltage is great for a quick test, without having to go back to the van to get the O-scope.
Not that I keep up with the Jones'es but when someone looks at my meter they know it is a recognized standard. I don't have to explain what it is. I secretly scrutinize people for the DMM's they carry. Like the fieldpiece junk! I carried one for years. That crap will get you killed because it reads 0.00 while its ranging! How did that ever get a UL cert. 0.00 ya were good to go! NO! Don't get me wrong FP electronic gauges and temp probes are pretty good but not their DMM's Their DMM Probes were okay, nothing special, the gold rubs off with repeated use.