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(More customer reviews)I am in the process of wiring a boat and the mass of wires can get very confusing. The wire tracker is in constant use and works well out to about 200' but you do have to remember that any wire electrically connected to the transmitter will be carrying a signal. For example, in tracing home wiring if you connect to the neutral (white wire) you will find a signal on all the white wires because they are all connected to the same bus at the panel. Similarly if you trace the hot (black wire) you have to turn off the breakers to isolate the wire you are tracing. But you should do that anyway to avoid a lot of smoke and possibly a rather painful supprise.
Overall, the Wire Tracker is well worth the money as long as you follow the instructions and have a little understanding of how it works.
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The GB Wire-Tracker Wire Tracer traces any unshielded and unenergized wire or cable for easy location and identification. The tracker features four transmitter plugs encased inside a closeable hatch, including an RJ11, a COAX, an Alligator Clip, and an Automotive Fuse plug. The tracker can detect unshielded wires up to 12-inches away when using a ground clip. The tracer also features an adjustable sensitivity that can detect wires in close proximity. For easy use, built in LEDs intensify as the signal gets stronger, and an audible feature differentiates specific transmitter signals from other signals. The tracer includes 2 AAA batteries and 3 1.5V LR-44 batteries.
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