Fluke TL76 Test Lead Extension Set Multimeter

Product Description

The FLUKE TL76 is a test lead extension set designed for use with Fluke digital multimeters and loop calibrators. It provides extended reach and flexible tip configurations for technicians performing voltage, continuity, and signal measurements in the field or on the bench. The set includes 2 mm and 4 mm lantern tips along with test leads terminated in right-angle shrouded banana plugs. Available in black and red, the leads are color-coded for polarity identification. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and instrumentation specialists rely on this accessory to maintain safe, accurate connections during diagnostic work.

The TL76 is suited for use in both residential and commercial service environments where Fluke 175, 177, or 179 series True RMS digital multimeters are in use, as well as industrial and electronics applications involving the Fluke 287 True-RMS Electronics Logging Multimeter, Fluke 289 True-RMS Industrial Logging Multimeter, and Fluke 705 Loop Calibrator. The right-angle shrouded banana plug design reduces strain on meter input jacks and helps keep leads organized during test procedures.

Key Features

• Includes 2 mm lantern tip and 4 mm lantern tip for multiple probe configurations
• Right-angle shrouded banana plugs reduce jack stress and improve lead management
• Black and red color coding for clear polarity identification
• Compatible with multiple Fluke True RMS digital multimeters and the Fluke 705 Loop Calibrator
• Sold as a complete set — one package quantity per unit

Compatibility

Designed for use with the Fluke 175 True RMS Digital Multimeter, Fluke 177 True RMS Digital Multimeter, Fluke 179 True RMS Digital Multimeter, Fluke 287 True-RMS Electronics Logging Multimeter, Fluke 289 True-RMS Industrial Logging Multimeter, and Fluke 705 Loop Calibrator.

Installation Notes

Test lead accessories should be installed and replaced by qualified electrical or instrumentation technicians familiar with safe meter operation. Before connecting or swapping leads, ensure the multimeter is removed from the circuit under test and all capacitive loads are discharged. Inspect lead insulation and plug connections for wear before each use. Damaged leads should be replaced immediately and never used in energized circuits.