Fluke Red Test Connector Adapter With Brass, Copper contacts and Gold Plated

Fluke Test Connector Adapter, 2500V Voltage, 3A Current - 4690-2

This test connector adapter converts a banana jack to a socket for accessing individual pins in multi-pin connectors during laboratory and bench testing. It is designed for high-voltage hands-free use up to 2500Vrms and for low-current measurement tasks, providing insulated access to hard-to-reach contacts while protecting against accidental shorting.

Features and Benefits:

• 2500V maximum hands-free voltage for high-voltage testing
  3A current rating for small-signal and low-power circuits
  Gold-plated socket contact reduces contact resistance
  Brass banana jack body ensures robust conductive path
  PVC insulation prevents accidental contact and shorting

Applications

• Suitable for probing multi-pin connector contacts in assemblies
  Used for laboratory high-voltage diagnostic procedures
  Ideal for linking test leads to pin sockets during evaluation
  Can be used for low-current circuit continuity checks
  Used with test kits containing mixed-colour adapters

What materials are used for the conductive contacts?

The upper connector uses brass for the banana jack body and the lower socket is a copper alloy with a gold finish over copper plating.

What temperature limitation applies during use?

The adapter's operating temperature limit is +55°C (+131°F) maximum.

How does the design protect adjacent contacts during probing?

The insulated, flexible tip prevents shorting and allows access to closely spaced contacts without damaging adjacent pins.

Which colours are available for the adapter and how are they specified?

Colour options include red and black, colour is used to identify individual adapters within test kits.

Are there ordering or kit options that include multiple adapters?

A test kit configuration contains a set of red and black adapters covering various contact sizes alongside matching test leads.

Warning

The test leads and prods illustrated in this catalogue should NOT be used for testing circuits of more than 50Vac unless specified otherwise. When testing live circuits, under no circumstances should the fuse rating exceed the quoted rating of the test leads.