Fluke TL970 Hook Pincer Test Lead Kit

Product Description

The FLUKE TL970 is a combined hook and pincer test lead kit designed for use with digital multimeters and electrical test instruments. The kit bundles three separate test lead accessories into a single package, giving technicians the flexibility to perform a range of connection types without switching tool sets. It includes the TL940 Mini-Hook Test Lead Set, the TL950 Mini-Pincer Test Lead Set, and the TL960 Micro-Hook Test Lead Set. The kit ships in black and red color-coded leads and weighs 0.31 pounds. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and instrumentation professionals who work with Fluke test equipment will find this bundle a practical way to expand connection capability on the bench or in the field.

The TL970 kit is suited for residential, commercial, and light industrial electrical diagnostics where multiple probe styles are needed across a single service call. The mini-hook leads are useful for securing connections to component terminals without constant hand pressure, while the micro-hook leads reach into tighter spaces on circuit boards and control components. The mini-pincer leads grip onto terminals and wire ends for hands-free measurements. This kit is a common addition to electrical, HVAC controls, and low-voltage troubleshooting kits.

Key Features

• Three-piece kit includes TL940 Mini-Hook, TL950 Mini-Pincer, and TL960 Micro-Hook test lead sets
• Black and red color-coded leads for polarity identification
• Mini-hook style leads allow hands-free connections to terminals and component leads
• Micro-hook leads designed for accessing tight or confined connection points
• Mini-pincer leads grip terminal strips and wire ends securely during measurement
• Compact and lightweight at 0.31 pounds for portable use

Compatibility

The FLUKE TL970 is compatible with all Fluke models, as stated by the manufacturer. It pairs with the TL940, TL950, and TL960 test lead sets included in the kit.

Installation Notes

Test lead kits are installed and removed by hand and require no tools. Before attaching or swapping test leads, de-energize circuits where safe to do so and follow applicable NFPA 70E safe work practice guidelines. Inspect leads and clips for damage or exposed conductors before each use, and replace any lead set that shows signs of insulation wear or mechanical failure.