anyone know where I can get new test leads for my robin 1630?
test leads
- Thread starter theinspector
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e bay has the lot
I have some in the garage.
yep previously spent 3 hours trawling google, ebay, etc, phoning around - they seem to be extinct, but the model seems to have been sold on to kewtech so maybe thats another avenue
PrenticeBoy would you be interested in selling if they are not over used? I don't need the earth spike tester leads (still in the cupboard after 10 years), but could do with the mini 3 pin female to distribution board (3 crocs), mini 3 pin female to domestic plug, and the two 4mm L leads
PrenticeBoy would you be interested in selling if they are not over used? I don't need the earth spike tester leads (still in the cupboard after 10 years), but could do with the mini 3 pin female to distribution board (3 crocs), mini 3 pin female to domestic plug, and the two 4mm L leads
I thought Robin is now Fluke. So it maybe worth looking at their items/accessories. But a lot of the 4mm leads are generic and fit most meters.
I actually use the leads every now and then on a continuity and insulation resistance meter I have.
I actually use the leads every now and then on a continuity and insulation resistance meter I have.
Is the "mini 3 pin female" not a standard IEC 60320 C13?
yes that is the problem ban, most test equipment since uses iec connections or cloverleaf which appear to be well supported, but the small round type plug I need is proving to be a problem. The meter does a good job even though about 10 years old, so I'd hate to dump it just because I can't get leads. I tried fluke before a couple of years ago without success , but maybe I'll give them another go.
The 1630 KTS, evolved in to the Fluke 1653 or 1654 multifunction testers.
It could be possible that the leads for them are suitable.
It could be possible that the leads for them are suitable.
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