Can we interchange four probes terminals?

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Interchanging the terminals of a four-probe setup generally poses no issues if the jack sizes and wire resistances are identical. However, confusion may arise due to color coding of the wires, which is intended to prevent incorrect connections. It is advisable to avoid interchanging the terminals unless absolutely necessary. Maintaining the original configuration ensures clarity and accuracy in measurements. Therefore, sticking to the standard connections is recommended for optimal results.
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Will there be any problem if we interchange the terminals of the four probe?
 
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Are you talking about an ohmmeter?
 
If the jack sizes are the same, and if the wire resistance is the same, there should be no problem. However, since multiple wires are often color coded on purpose, it could get confusing on what to connect those wires to after inserted in that way.
So, unless you "have" to do it, I wouldn't.
 
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