
Multicomp Pro oscilloscope probe with 300MHz bandwidth, 5kV max voltage, and 100:1 attenuation. Includes ground lead and spring hook.
The Multicomp Pro Digital Oscilloscope Probe is designed for accurate signal measurement and analysis on oscilloscopes. With a 300MHz bandwidth and a maximum input voltage of 5kV, this probe is suitable for a wide range of high-voltage testing applications. It features a 100:1 attenuation ratio, making it ideal for safely measuring high-voltage signals.
This test probe comes with a flexible 1.3m lead, providing convenient reach and manoeuvrability in various testing setups. The package includes a ground lead and a spring hook contact for secure and stable connections. Crafted for reliability, it is a valuable tool for professionals in electronics, engineering, and laboratory environments.
Key Features
Lightweight and compact, this probe is a practical choice for bench testing, educational labs, and field service. Rely on Multicomp Pro for quality test accessories that meet your measurement needs.
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