Fluke TLK289 Master Electrician Test Lead Set 600V 8 Pc

Product Description

The FLUKE TLK289 is an 8-piece master electrician test lead set rated for use up to 600 volts. It provides electricians and HVAC technicians with a versatile assortment of probes, clips, and micrograbbers for common diagnostic and measurement tasks. The set is designed for use with compatible digital multimeters and similar test instruments. Rated for 600V max and built to CSA and UL standards, the TLK289 delivers a range of connection accessories in a single kit, reducing the need to source individual leads for different test scenarios.

The TLK289 is suited for residential and commercial electrical troubleshooting, HVAC control circuit diagnostics, panel work, and low-voltage systems testing. The included mix of test leads, clips, and micrograbbers addresses a variety of connection points encountered in the field, from terminal blocks and wire leads to small component pins. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and instrumentation professionals will find this set appropriate for day-to-day service work.

Key Features

• 600V maximum voltage rating for a wide range of electrical measurement tasks
• 8-piece kit includes test leads, clips, and micrograbbers for versatile connectivity
• CSA Certified and UL Listed for compliance with recognized safety standards
• Compact kit format keeps multiple lead types organized and accessible
• Compatible with standard digital multimeter probe inputs

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or supplemental test lead kit for use with digital multimeters and other test instruments that accept standard lead connections. Specific instrument compatibility was not provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Test lead sets are handled and used by licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and qualified instrumentation professionals. Always de-energize circuits and verify absence of voltage before making or breaking connections wherever safe work practices permit. Inspect all leads, clips, and insulation for damage before each use and replace any component showing cuts, exposed conductors, or degraded insulation. Follow applicable NFPA 70E arc flash and shock hazard requirements when working on or near energized electrical equipment.