Electrical test assembly shielding user from energized equipment

An electric measurement test assembly system, comprising:

• a first socket and a second socket integrated into a cabinet of high voltage equipment, housing potentially energized electrical equipment, each socket including an opening on an exterior of the cabinet;
• first and second busses projecting from respective elements of the potentially energized equipment in the cabinet of high voltage equipment;
• a first sleeve coupled to the first socket and a second sleeve coupled to the second socket, both the first and second sleeves projecting into the interior of the cabinet of high voltage equipment;
• a first conductive element coupled to the first sleeve and a second conductive element coupled to the second sleeve, wherein both the first and second conductive elements are on the exterior of their respective sleeve and adapted to connect respectively to the first and second busses of the potentially energized electrical equipment;
• a first conductive point in the interior of the first sleeve, the first conductive point coupled to the first conductive element;
• a second conductive point in the interior of the second sleeve, the second conductive point coupled to the second conductive element;
• and
• a first probe assembly and a second probe assembly, each respective probe assembly, including,
• a pair of conductive contacts integrated into a respective probe assembly body,
• wherein, the first probe assembly body is configured for receipt within the first socket of the cabinet,
• the second probe assembly body is configured for receipt within the second socket of the cabinet,
• the first probe assembly body includes a length configured to make contact between the pair of conductive contacts and the first conductive point in response to the first probe assembly body being received within the first socket,
• the second probe assembly body includes a length configured to make contact between the pair of conductive contacts and the second conductive point in response to the second probe assembly body being received within the second socket, and
• a meter connected to the pair of conductive contacts and configured to read voltage present in the potentially energized equipment via the conductive element.