Voltcraft MSL-315 Black Test Lead, 4 mm Banana Plug to 0.64 mm Socket, 1 m, 1 A, 30 V AC/60 V DC VC-17182175

Low-voltage electronics testing demands reliable connections that won't compromise signal integrity or introduce resistance. The Voltcraft MSL-315 test lead solves this by providing a precision link between standard 4 mm banana jacks and delicate 0.64 mm sockets, ensuring accurate measurements in compact circuit environments.

Who is it for

This test lead is ideal for electronics engineers, laboratory technicians, and hobbyists working with low-voltage circuits, prototyping boards, or measurement equipment requiring a secure connection to small-pitch sockets. It suits applications where space is limited and signal fidelity is critical.

Main features

• 4 mm banana plug (male) to 0.64 mm socket (female) configuration for versatile interfacing.
• 1 meter length provides flexibility without excessive clutter.
• Rated for 1 A current, 30 V AC / 60 V DC, suitable for low-power testing.
• Highly flexible stranded copper conductor (0.25 mm² cross-section) ensures easy routing and minimal stress on connections.
• Nickel-plated brass contacts offer reliable conductivity and corrosion resistance.
• PVC insulation with a temperature range of -15 to +70 °C for durability in typical lab environments.
• Black color for easy identification in multi-lead setups.

Specifications

• Product type: Test lead
• Connector A: 4 mm banana plug
• Connector B: 0.64 mm socket
• Cable length: 1 m
• Color: Black
• Nominal current: 1 A
• Nominal voltage (AC): 30 V
• Nominal voltage (DC): 60 V
• Insulation material: PVC
• Conductor material: Copper (highly flexible stranded wire)
• Conductor cross-section: 0.25 mm²
• Contact material: Nickel-plated brass
• Temperature range: -15 to +70 °C
• Quantity per pack: 1

Tips

Always verify the voltage and current ratings of your test lead against your measurement setup to prevent overheating or damage. When connecting to 0.64 mm sockets, apply gentle pressure to avoid bending the delicate pins. For best longevity, store the lead loosely coiled and avoid sharp bends near the connectors.