Test Leads & Clips in Australia

Shop test leads and clips from AuscomTech. We stock practical crocodile clip leads, hook leads, test clips and simple connection accessories for Arduino, ESP32, breadboard circuits, electronics testing, repairs, prototyping and low-voltage projects.

Whether you are testing a circuit, temporarily connecting a module, clipping onto wires, checking continuity, powering a prototype or troubleshooting electronics, test leads and clips make it easier to create quick temporary connections.

Shop Test Leads & Clips by Type

Our test lead and clip range may include products such as:

• Crocodile Clip Leads: Clip leads used for temporary circuit connections, testing and low-voltage electronics projects.
• Alligator Clip Leads: Practical clip wires for connecting test points, terminals, batteries and components.
• Hook Test Leads: Small hook-style leads used for connecting to component legs, headers and circuit test points.
• Test Clips: Clips used for electronics testing, diagnostics and temporary wiring connections.
• Low-Voltage Test Leads: Simple test connection leads for prototyping, workshop use and electronics repairs.

Test Leads for Electronics Projects, Repairs & Prototyping

Test leads and clips are commonly used when a connection needs to be made temporarily without soldering. They are useful for circuit testing, breadboard work, power supply checks, module testing, battery projects, continuity checks, sensor testing and workshop troubleshooting.

Always check the lead type, clip size, wire length, insulation, voltage rating, current rating and whether the lead is suitable for your application before use. Simple crocodile clip leads are generally intended for low-voltage electronics and light-duty testing.

Crocodile Clip Leads, Hook Leads & Temporary Connections

Crocodile clip leads are useful for quick connections to terminals, wires and component legs. Hook leads are better when you need a smaller clip for pins or test points. These products are useful for testing and prototyping, but they are not a substitute for proper terminals, connectors or soldered connections in finished builds.

For jumper wires used with breadboards and headers, browse our jumper wires category. For more specialised multimeter probes and oscilloscope probes, browse our electrical test equipment category.

Why Buy Test Leads & Clips from AuscomTech?

• Australian stock: Products are shipped from Australia using Australia Post.
• Practical product range: We stock useful test leads, clips and prototyping parts for electronics projects, repairs and testing.
• Secure online checkout: Order online using supported secure payment options.
• Helpful support: Need help choosing test leads or clips? Contact AuscomTech and we’ll help where we can.

Browse Test Leads & Clips Online

Explore our range of test leads and clips in Australia, including crocodile clip leads, alligator clip leads, hook leads, test clips and low-voltage temporary connection leads depending on current availability. You can also browse related categories such as jumper wires, wire and cable and electrical test equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are test leads and clips used for?

Test leads and clips are used to make temporary electrical connections during circuit testing, prototyping, troubleshooting and electronics repairs.

Are crocodile clip leads the same as jumper wires?

No. Crocodile clip leads use clips to attach to wires, terminals or component legs. Jumper wires usually use Dupont-style connectors for breadboards, headers and modules.

Can test leads be used for high current?

Only if the leads are rated for the voltage and current involved. Many small clip leads are intended for low-voltage, light-duty electronics testing only.

Where should multimeter probes go?

Proper multimeter probes, oscilloscope probes and banana plug leads are better listed under Tools & Test Equipment rather than this electronics prototyping category.

Can you help me choose the right test lead?

Yes. If you are unsure which test lead suits your project, contact AuscomTech with your voltage, current, connection point, clip size and testing application.