Fluke TP 82 Insulation Piercing Clip Set

The Fluke TP82 Insulation Piercing Clip Set is an innovative tool designed for electrical testing, particularly useful for gaining access to wires without having to strip their insulation. This set is ideal for electricians, automotive technicians, and professionals in similar fields who require a non-destructive method to connect test equipment to insulated wires. Below is a detailed examination of the Fluke TP82, highlighting its features, advantages, and applications.

Product Overview

The Fluke TP82 is designed to make the job of electrical testing easier and safer by allowing professionals to pierce the insulation of wires to measure voltage or continuity without permanently altering or damaging the wiring. This is particularly useful in environments where quick and reversible access to conductors is necessary.

Features

Banana jack accepts all DMM and banana jack leads
Non-rotating banana jack prevents leads from tangling, allowing you to tighten/loosen clamp while still connected to the test lead
For use with test leads with 2 mm probes
Tested to 60 V DC

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Fluke Corporation

Name: Fluke TP82 Insulation Piercing Clip Set - mme-ae
Brand: Fluke
SKU: 80491

Since its founding in 1948, Fluke has helped define and grow a unique technology market, providing testing and troubleshooting capabilities that have grown to mission critical status in manufacturing and service industries. Every new manufacturing plant, office, hospital, or facility built today represents another potential customer for Fluke products. From industrial electronic installation, maintenance and service, to precision measurement and quality control, Fluke tools help keep business and industry around the globe up and running. Typical customers and users include technicians, engineers, metrologists, medical-device manufacturers, and computer network professionals — people who stake their reputations on their tools, and use tools to help extend their personal power and abilities.