Fluke TL71 TL71 PREMIUM TEST LEAD SET

Yes. The TL71 premium test lead set is listed as compatible with the Fluke 87V, along with the 83V, 27 II, 28 II, 28 II Ex, 287 and 289 meters. It also covers the 110 Plus, 114, 115, 116, 117, 175, 177, 179 and 233 handhelds, the 16 and 43B, the 333 through 337 and 365 clamps, the ScopeMeter 123, 123/S, 124 and 124/S, the 902 and 902 FC, the 112/322 kit, and the 70x/71x/72x series calibrators (705, 707, 707Ex, 709, 709H, 712 RTD, 715, 717, 718, 724, 725, 726, 787, 789).

Bare, the TL71 set is rated CAT II 1000 V, 10 A. With the protective caps fitted over the probe tips it is rated CAT III 1000 V and CAT IV 600 V. If you are working on distribution panels or service entrances, the caps have to stay on to hold that rating.

Yes, Fluke specifically recommends the TL71 set for microvolt measurements. That is the reason to pick this set over a basic lead if you are doing precision or thermocouple style low-level work on a bench meter like the 287 or 289.

One pair of probes, red and black, with comfort grip handles and flexible silicone insulated leads terminating in right-angle plugs. No clips, alligator adapters or hook probes are part of the set, so add those separately if your job needs hands-free connection.

Yes. The TL71 set is listed for the Fluke 333, 334, 335, 336, 337 and 365 clamp meters, so one pair covers both your clamp and your handheld DMM. That is useful for a maintenance tech standardizing a single lead set across a tool bag.

The right-angle plugs let the lead drop away from the face of the meter rather than sticking straight out, which matters when the meter is hanging on a panel door or sitting in a holster. Combined with the silicone insulation, the leads stay flexible in cold and resist heat, so they do not go stiff in a winter rooftop service call or soften near hot equipment.