Import BDNA-23508 Test Clip 4-7/64 in Length

Product Description

The IMPORT BDNA-23508 is a test clip designed for use in electrical testing and relay circuit applications. This clip provides a secure mechanical connection point for probing live or de-energized circuits during diagnostic work. At 4-7/64 inches in overall length and 1-1/16 inches in overall width, it is sized for standard relay and control circuit testing tasks. Electricians and HVAC technicians use test clips like this one when checking control voltage signals, verifying relay coil continuity, or performing quick bench-top circuit diagnostics without modifying permanent wiring.

This test clip is suited for low-voltage control circuit work commonly found in HVAC control boards, relay panels, and electrical test benches. It is appropriate for both field service calls and shop environments where repeated connection and disconnection is required during troubleshooting. The compact form factor makes it practical for use in tight panel spaces where larger alligator clips or probes would be difficult to maneuver.

Key Features

• Test clip form factor designed for relay and control circuit diagnostic use
• Overall length of 4-7/64 inches provides reach in tight panel locations
• Overall width of 1-1/16 inches for a secure grip on terminal points
• Lightweight construction at 0.01 pounds for easy one-handed handling
• Sold individually per package with a minimum order quantity of 2

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose test clip for use in relay circuit testing, control board diagnostics, and electrical bench work across residential and light commercial applications.

Installation Notes

Test clips of this type are installed and removed by hand without tools. Always de-energize circuits before attaching or removing test clips where the application allows, and exercise caution when probing live low-voltage control circuits. Work should be performed by a qualified electrician or HVAC technician in accordance with applicable NEC guidelines. Do not use on high-voltage circuits beyond the clip's rated capacity.