Heavy Duty Wire Piercing Probe, Multimeter Probes Kit for 2mm Standard Pin Tip

I have some alligator clips that have the piercing pins. These are useful but have a lot of exposed metal to short to something. I got these as an alternative to provide the wire piercing for troubleshooting wiring without the chance of a short. They actually work better than I expected.

I'm a professional, in the trades. These are the real deal. Exceptional quality, for the price.

So far so good, the slide holder release tabs stick sometimes but just have to move to one side or other but doesn't affect them. Great for probing wires though, hook on and small needle so doesn't damage wires

Seems okay, but I did what somebody else suggested and filed down the openings that the serrated piece slides into to make it not catch on the edge. I also filed the serrated pieces to a 45 degree angle, and now it doesn't catch. Other than that, way way better than spending $80 on genuine Fluke pieces that do the same thing.

Well made, great tool, good value!

It looks, works, and is a robust product for repeated use. This device performs three moving actions, each of which must work perfectly to accomplish the piercing and securely hold on to the conductor wire. The longer length can be useful in automotive electrical work in tight, difficult-to-reach situations.

These are GREAT!! I’m an “advanced beginner” / novice DIYer. I needed to read voltage and ohms on my cars wiring. These made it sooooooo easy! (The readings were easy, not the repair.) For my fellow begginer, working on novice DIYer’s, you will need to buy banana plugs for these if you don’t already have them.

Excellent product

The quality of BOCEUC's insulating-piercing probes is excellent. The plastic used in the housing and plunger is some kind of tough glass-filled plastic, just like Fluke and Pomona use in theirs. The plunger spring is firm and the threads turn smoothly. The only major difference between this set of probes and the Fluke seems to be in the attachment of the needle. The Fluke set uses a crimp-style connection, and the BOCEUC set appears to use a press-fit type connection. See the attached comparison photos for details. The only issue I encountered was that the inner plunger would often snag on the sharp inside lip of the housing. This makes the plunger hard to pull back and is annoying when it happens. Sanding a small chamfer on the edge of the plunger and inside edge of the housing to remove the sharp edge will smooth things out and solve the problem. I've used my Fluke set for several years, and the BOCEUC set is 95% of the quality for a fraction of the price. I purchased these to use as a backup set, but they could easily be used as a main set as well. I have also purchased their longer extended-reach piercing probes and all the positive things I've said here apply to those as well. An amazing value.

Ya me llegó el producto pero las terminales del multímetro no entran en las puntas. Sabes qué tipo de cables.se deben de comprar

Be careful buying on Amazon because most of what yo7 get is garbage not worth the price of delivery but after finding all the bad diagnostics equipment I was glad to find these, excellent quality and precision to work with the 20awg communication wires when most can't hit the wire on center. Especially love that the my meter leads fit snugly in the 2mm ends

Used one of these to replace the trigger action 'pin' on my LED Keeper to check Christmas lights. Original pin would easily bend and/or not go through the aged insulation of the lights. It was easy to open the device and modify the unit with a wire that would go into one of these clips. Makes a reliable connection every time and simply screws the pin into the insulation. Very efficient.

I like these piercing probes! Build quality is good - they are made from a rugged plastic and the spring mechanism on the cable release feels smooth and strong. The piercing tip is hard steel and doesn't flex or move around easily. The screw mechanism is smooth and the rigid plastic makes it easy to spin them but they don't easily come undone when tightened fully, either. The shrouded banana plugs sockets are PERFECT and fit all standard 4mm test leads firmly with ZERO wiggle room. I tested with Fluke leads and was impressed. The only real nitpick I have about these single-conductor piercing probes is the low voltage rating. You can' t use them on house wiring (30VAC max rating) so are limited to cabling that you KNOW is at or below this limit. Similarly, the DC limit is low (60VDC max rating) so anything around telephone-line voltages is about your maximum limit, although this is a perfect use case and exactly why I wanted these probes. Recommended as an inexpensive, low-voltage piercing probe set!