HT30A+ HT201 Hantek Oscilloscope Accessories Set BNC Connecter Auto Test Leads, Auto Ignition Probe and 10MHz 20:1 Attenuator for Assisting Automobile Measurement
Description
🔧 Elevate Your Automotive Testing Game!
- NOISE REDUCTION - Full shielding minimizes interference, ensuring accurate readings every time.
- PRECISION TESTING - The 20:1 passive attenuator allows for safe measurement of high voltage signals.
- WIDE COMPATIBILITY - Includes a range of probes and clips for diverse automotive applications.
- ENHANCED PERFORMANCE - Designed to work seamlessly together, this set meets all your oscilloscope testing needs.
- VERSATILE CONNECTIVITY - Easily connect your oscilloscope to various automotive signals with a 3M BNC to banana adapter cable.
The HT30A+ HT201 Hantek Oscilloscope Accessories Set is a comprehensive toolkit designed for automotive measurement. It includes a 3M BNC to banana adapter cable, a 20:1 passive attenuator, and various probes and clips, all engineered to provide precise and reliable testing of automotive signals while minimizing noise interference.
Reviews
E**K
Excellent product
This item works well with the scope that I currently own. No trouble whatsoever. I mainly use this for vehicle electronic diagnosis
R**R
Superior quality
Excellent productivity, and well made. Deffiniteu top notch. And the price was great!
A**.
All delivered as in the description.
Good set at a reasonable price.
S**A
Good product
Good value for the money
M**R
Professional great fit
Very good quality exceeded expectations
O**O
BNC to 4mm banana jack
I use this on my Uscope by AES Wave, great combo. Also had some to go with my picoscope 2204a. Great quality. Works well
S**T
Works wonderful
Even though this has a cheap price, compared to other leads, it works great with my pico!
S**M
Loose terminal screw inside banana plug
Order 2 of the kits with the cable, attenuator, and back probes. First use, I was getting an intermittent signal from on the the cables and then realized the line into the banana plug side seemed a little loose. Gave it just a little tug and it pulled completed out of the banana plug. Took it apart and realized the screw inside which holds the wire was loose. Reattached the wire and tightened down the screw. Will see how well it holds up with use.
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