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Kelvin (4-Wire) Test Probes · F810

H810 Kelvin Probe

H810 is a Kelvin probe series in the EMSGLOB range, listed under F810. It works at a pitch down to 2.54 mm / 100 mil and is 15 – 52 mm long overall.

Its datasheet values are a rated current of 3 A. There are 3 catalogue part numbers in this series.

H810 Kelvin probe – product photo

Specifications

Pitch2.54 mm / 100 mil
Collar height0.3 mm
Outer diameter2.1 mm
Continuous current3 A
Total length (range)15 – 52 mm
Press ring diameter2.3 mm

Values as listed for this series. Confirm the exact data for your part number with your quotation.

Applications

  • Four-wire (Kelvin) resistance measurement
  • Low-resistance measurement on shunts, joints and power paths
  • Battery and power component testing
  • Measurement where contact resistance would distort the result
H810 Kelvin probe – dimension drawing
Dimension drawing

Part numbers (3)

Part numberTotal lengthAdditional definitionConnectionPress ring diameterMaterial, Coating
H81015 mm––2.3 mmBronze, Gold
H810KB48.5 mmCombi––Brass, Gold
H810KBLA52 mmCombiSolder Connection–Brass, Gold

FAQ

What pitch and length is H810?

H810 has a pitch of 2.54 mm / 100 mil and total length of 15 – 52 mm. The full dimension list is in the specification table on this page.

How much current can H810 carry?

The rated continuous current is 3 A.

Which part numbers and tip styles are available for H810?

3 part numbers are listed, for example H810, H810KB, H810KBLA. The table on this page lists every part number with its tip and spring data.

How do I get a price or sample for H810?

Send the part number, quantity and your application to sales@emsglob.com or call +91-7383235369, or use the enquiry form on the contact page. Prices are quoted per enquiry.

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Enquire / Request a quote

Tell us the H810 part number, the quantity and your pitch, travel and current requirements, and the EMSGLOB team will reply with availability and a quotation. Drawings in STEP, IGES, PDF, DWG, DXF or ZIP are welcome.