Fluke TLK287 Test Lead Set 600V 11 Piece

Product Description

The FLUKE TLK287 is an 11-piece test lead set rated for up to 600 volts, designed to equip technicians with the probes, leads, and accessories needed for general electrical diagnostics. The kit is CSA Certified and UL Listed, making it suitable for use in professional service environments. It covers a wide operating temperature range, down to -200 degrees C (-328 degrees F), which supports use in demanding field conditions. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and instrumentation professionals rely on this type of kit when they need a complete, ready-to-use set of test accessories in a single package.

The TLK287 kit is suited for residential and commercial electrical work, HVAC system diagnostics, and general instrumentation tasks. The included accessories span voltage detection, current measurement, and non-contact temperature measurement, making it a versatile field kit. It is commonly used during commissioning, troubleshooting, and preventive maintenance work on electrical panels, HVAC equipment, and control circuits.

Key Features

• Rated to 600 volts maximum for safe use on standard commercial and residential circuits
• 11-piece kit consolidates test leads and diagnostic tools into one package
• CSA Certified and UL Listed for professional and code-compliant use
• Operates down to -200 degrees C, suitable for cold-environment field work
• Includes voltage detector, clamp meter, and infrared thermometer for multi-discipline diagnostics

Compatibility

The TLK287 kit includes the Fluke 1AC II VoltAlert Voltage Detector, Fluke 322 Clamp Meter, and Fluke 62 Infrared Thermometer. It is designed as a self-contained accessory and instrument kit for general electrical and HVAC diagnostic applications.

Installation Notes

This kit is intended for use by qualified electricians, HVAC technicians, and instrumentation professionals. Always de-energize circuits before connecting or disconnecting test leads where safe to do so, and follow applicable NEC guidelines for working on live circuits when de-energizing is not possible. Inspect all leads and probes for insulation damage before each use and replace any component that shows signs of wear or cracking.