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Pomona Electronics 1825-2-G/10P Banana Plug Red PK10 measurement tool
Pack of ten red banana plugs rated for 15 A and 5,000 V for test patching
- Product typeAssortments & Kits
- Pack of 10 plugs simplifies bench stocking
- Nickel-plated beryllium-copper contacts resist corrosion
- 15 A current rating supports power circuits
- 5 000 V voltage rating covers high-voltage tests
- Zinc die-cast body withstands repeated insertion
Product Identity
Pomona Electronics 1825-2-G/10P supplies ten red banana plugs rated for 15 A and 5,000 V. Nickel-plated beryllium copper contacts sit in zinc die-cast bodies measuring 1 1/2 in length. The pack suits engineers and technicians who need reliable patching for electrical signal or voltage testing.
Target User
This kit fits professionals building test leads or repairing bench equipment where consistent contact resistance matters. Hobbyists needing only one or two plugs, or teams requiring insulated shrouds or stackable tops, should evaluate other configurations.
Compatibility Check
Verify that your test instruments accept standard 4 mm banana jacks and that the 15 A current rating meets the circuit demands. Confirm the 5,000 V maximum voltage aligns with your safety requirements before connecting live signals.
How it compares
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- Price $25.99
- Cheaper than about 70% of the 3,030 comparable items (median $54.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | POMONA |
| Product type | Assortments & Kits |
Questions about this item
What binding posts or terminals must I already have for the 15 A nickel-plated banana plugs to work?
You need standard 4 mm binding posts or banana jacks rated for at least 15 A and 5 000 V to accept the zinc die-cast plugs.
How do the 15 A beryllium copper contacts behave when used with older, lower-rated binding posts?
The plugs fit standard 4 mm sockets, but the circuit remains limited by the older post’s lower current or voltage rating.
How can I confirm the 10-pack of red plugs is making proper electrical contact after insertion?
Measure continuity or a known voltage across each plug; a stable reading shows the nickel-plated contacts are seated correctly.
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