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Sunshine SS-024 Precision Multimeter Pen

Sunshine SS-024 Precision Multimeter Pen

Regular price Rs.900.00 PKR
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The Sunshine SS-024 is a precision multimeter pen set with a slim, sharp gold-plated stainless steel tip. It fits any multimeter with standard 4 mm banana sockets. You get a 2 mm probe, a flexible 970 mm cable that resists cold and oxidation, and a CAT III, 1000V, 20A safety rating. The fine tip lands on small test points, which helps when you chase shorts, check broken traces, or test pads on a dead phone. Keep a spare set on your repair bench and swap out worn stock leads at KB GSM Store.

SKU:MST-SOLDERING-ACCESSORIES-919

⚖️ Weight: 0.1 kg

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Description

A multimeter reads only what its probes touch, and standard leads with thick, blunt tips often touch two pads at once on a crowded mobile board. The Sunshine SS-024 precision multimeter pen fixes that problem at the tip. You get a slim, sharp probe made of gold-plated stainless steel, a flexible cable, and a standard banana plug, so the pen drops into the multimeter you already own. When a dead phone lands on your bench and you need to chase a short on a tiny capacitor or check a broken trace, a finer probe saves you minutes on every job.This product is a test lead pen set, not a standalone meter, so you connect it to any instrument with 4 mm banana sockets. The probe diameter measures 2 mm, the total length reaches 1100 mm, and the lead itself runs 970 mm. That gives you room to reach across a service-centre bench without dragging the meter closer to the board. The cable resists cold and oxidation, so it stays flexible in low temperatures instead of stiffening and kinking. The safety rating reads CAT III, 1000V, 20A.Think about where the pen earns its place in a daily repair workflow. On a charging issue, you probe the charging port pads, the battery connector, and the lines that follow them, checking continuity and short conditions one point at a time. On a hardware fault, such as a phone that stays dead after a flash or hangs on logo, you measure the main rails and compare readings with a known working board. Before you start jumper lagana, you confirm the broken trace with a continuity check, so you never bridge a line that was not open. Before IC change karna, you test the pads for shorts, and after the new IC sits down you test them again. A sharp tip makes each of those checks cleaner because it lands on the exact point you chose.The pen works best as part of a full bench. Pair it with a trusted Multimeter for readings, a Microscope so you can see the pad before you touch it, and a PCB Holder so the board stays steady while you probe with one hand. After you pull a chip with your Hot Air Station or clean the pads with your Soldering Station, probe the pads before you place the part. If you work with eMMC Programmers, UFS Adapters, ISP Pinout Tools, or Test Boxes, a quick continuity check on the ISP points or adapter contacts rules out a wiring fault before you blame the programmer or the chip. Reballing Kits and these probes also belong together, because a reballed chip deserves a short check before power-up.Gold plating over stainless steel resists oxidation, so the tip keeps making clean contact after months of daily use. Clean contact matters because a dirty tip gives unstable readings and sends you hunting for faults that do not exist. The CAT III 1000V 20A rating describes the leads. Your multimeter’s own rating still sets the limit for any measurement, so check both before you work on anything beyond phone-board voltages. Keep the cable away from the hot air nozzle and the soldering iron tip, as you would with any test lead.Repair shop owners in Pakistan often keep two or three spare probe sets on the bench, because technicians bend, burn, and lose leads constantly. The SS-024 gives you a sharper alternative to basic stock leads without changing your meter. Before you order, confirm your multimeter uses standard 4 mm banana sockets. If it does, you can start using the pen the day it arrives. Order the Sunshine SS-024 precision multimeter pen from KB GSM Store and put a finer probe on your repair bench.

Key Features

  • Gold-plated stainless steel probe tip resists oxidation
  • Slim 2 mm probe reaches small test points
  • Flexible cable resists cold and oxidation
  • Standard 4 mm banana plug fits compatible multimeters
  • CAT III, 1000V, 20A safety rating
  • 970 mm lead and 1100 mm total length for comfortable bench reach
  • High-quality core for accurate measurement data
  • Suits small component testing and general multimeter probing

Specifications

Brand Entity Sunshine
Product Entity Sunshine SS-024 Multimeter Pen
Technology Entity Gold-plated stainless steel probe, CAT III 1000V 20A test leads, 4 mm banana plug

Compatible Devices


Digital multimeters with 4 mm banana sockets

Common Repair Uses


Continuity testing, short circuit diagnosis, PCB trace checking, pad testing before and after IC change

FAQ

What is the product name?
The product name is Sunshine SS-024 Precision Multimeter Pen.
What is the brand of this product?
The brand of this product is Sunshine.
What is the model of this product?
The model of this product is SS-024.
What is this product used for?
This product is used as a precision probe set for multimeters, mainly for testing small components, checking continuity, and probing test points on PCBs.
Which devices are compatible with this product?
This product is compatible with instruments that use standard 4 mm banana plug sockets.
Who should use this product?
This product is suitable for mobile repair technicians, repair shops, service centers, and professional users.
Will the Sunshine SS-024 pen fit my multimeter?
It fits any multimeter with standard 4 mm banana plug sockets. Check your meter’s input sockets before you order.
What are the safety and current ratings of the SS-024 probe leads?
The leads carry a CAT III, 1000V, 20A rating. Your multimeter’s own rating still limits the measurement, so stay within the lower of the two.