L.E.D. test leads

Abstract

A pair of light shining electrical test leads, the pair using L.E.D. or other lights. The lights are showing to the test point of the electrical leads. The lights receive power from a battery. The lights may be turned off when not needed and turned on when the user is in locations of little or no light. When in locations of little or no light the user shall use the lights to help determine electrical current while seeing better to avoid injuries.

1 . A pair of L.E.D. electrical test leads comprising of L.E.D. lights directed at electrical circuit test points or wherever the user aims the test point of the leads. While there has been shown and described a preferred embodiment of the L.E.D. test leads, changes may be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the invention. This invention is shown in the form of two electrical test leads with L.E.D. lights directed at test points.