Sumnacon 5 Pack Alligator Clips Test Leads with Insulators Clips,Dual Ended Alligator Clips Electrical Wires with Jack Copper Clamps,Flexible Alligator to Alligator Clips for Electrical Testing

Works well and I believe that they will last for a long time. I would recommend these.

For the money you can’t beat them. I use them all the time testing circuits. The length and the insulated clips are ideal. I also like the heavy wire insulation, it provides great abrasion resistance plus they do not tangle up.Great purchase, I recommend.

The clip hold on great. The wire is very flexible

Larger conductors and thicker insulation than your standard/cheap alligator clip type jumpers. Jaws open wider too. Nice and long, which makes them a little bulky, but a good purchase.

Used these to troubleshoot wiring between the ECM and the BCM.

Main pros: -- Most important: wire is silicone material and with the fine wire stranding and silicone insulation remains very flexible even at lower temperatures. This flexibility is the main attraction of this product. -- wire gauge is heavy enough for most applications, although somewhat bulky for small circuits. -- clips clamp on tightly and maintain alignmentThe only minor con is -- the plastic alligator clip cover seems to be of average quality, although certainly functionalMy application for these is temporary use automotive and temporary use for medium power circuits. Flexibility over temperature is important in automotive, as is heavier gauge and resistance to becoming detached from vibration. There are plenty of light gauge jumpers for light circuit work, much less common are heavier useful alligator wire clamps like these.I liked these so much I bought two more sets just in case something happens to the supplier! Words are cheap, all the sellers claim their product is the best, these wire jumpers are good.

I do a lot of aircraft wiring for a major AAirline. Every wire guy makes his own set of test leads as a right of passage. I have seen many different sets with different customized features from a lot of different guys. Some great, some not so great. I left the black lead intact with alligators on each end for connecting to ground. I then cut all of the others in half and crimped on a matching pin and socket for each size that we use. I always get compliments about the quality of my color coded leads. Several new mechanics have asked where they can get leads like mine. I explain where to buy them and that they have to make their own.

These work great. Have strong jaws good value good connectivity

Buena calidad en materiales y acabado, muy útiles para conexiones eléctricas temporales.

Electficlly circuits.

Though expensive, these crocodile clips are good value compared to the cheaper rubbish. They are more suited for heavier duty work, electrical rather than lightweight electronics. The clips are sturdy, approx. 4mm on the nose, covered in a one-piece moulded flexible plastic that also serves as a cable strain relief. The wires are similarly well protected, and the insulation material slippery enough to make separating a tangle of 5 wires easy. I measured the short-circuit voltage drop @5.1A at 94-96mV (4-wire measurement), which is about 18mOhms, which would make the conductor about 16AWG stranded copper; 15A would be 'suboptimal' but it happens and it shouldn't fuse ;-)

These are high quality cables. Their resistance reads 0 Ohm. They're useful for all kinds of electronic projects and will not cause a voltage drop.

se ven de muy buen material