Circuit tracer locates energized and or non-energized cables. This cable locator functions as circuit breaker finder and electrical wire tracer.
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Amprobe AT-1000 Circuit Tracer is an universal circuit tracer that locates and traces energized lines up to 300 VAC or VDC. This circuit tracer and cable locator works with unenergized and open conductors. The AT-1000 circuit tracer identifies breakers and fuses without powering down. Locates shorts, identifies wires in a bundle, etc.
Amprobe AT 2001 Advanced Circuit Tracer locates circuits of energized wires buried or hidden behind walls up to 13 feet deep.
Amprobe AT-2001 circuit tracer performs tests without having to interrupt power. This circuit tracer locates electrical breakers, neutral and ground lines, etc.
Amprobe AT-2002 Advanced Circuit Tracer locates circuits of energized wires buried or hidden behind walls up to 13 feet deep.
Amprobe AT-2002 circuit tracer is a wire tracer and cable locator of unenergized and open (broken) wires. Performs tests without having to interrupt power. This circuit tracer locates electrical breakers, neutral and ground lines, etc.
Amprobe AT-2003 Advanced Circuit Tracer locates wires buried or hidden behind walls up to 13 feet deep.
Amprobe AT-2003 is a circuit tracer and performs tests without having to interrupt power. This circuit tracer locates electrical breakers, neutral and ground lines, etc.
Amprobe AT-2004 Advanced Circuit Tracer locates circuits of energized wires buried or hidden behind walls up to 13 feet deep. Amprobe AT-2004 circuit tracer is a wire tracer and cable locator of unenergized and open (broken) wires. Performs tests without having to interrupt power. This circuit tracer locates electrical breakers, neutral and ground lines, etc.
Amprobe AT-2005 Advanced Circuit Tracer locates circuits of energized wires buried or hidden behind walls up to 13 feet deep.
The AT-2005 is a circuit tracer and cable locator of unenergized and open (broken) wires. Performs tests without having to interrupt power. This circuit tracer locates electrical breakers, neutral and ground lines, etc.
Amprobe AT-4001CON Advanced Circuit Tracer, a new generation wire and circuit tracer, is extremely easy to use. One universal transmitter automatically switches to work with either energized or non-energized systems. It works as a circuit wire tracer, cable locator, and breaker tracer.
Amprobe AT-4001CON circuit tracer traces live wires buried or hidden behind walls, energized and non-energized (open, broken) wires. It also locates and traces wires in walls, floors, conduit, computer cables, etc.
Amprobe AT-4001CON circuit tracer not interfere with sensitive electronic equipment.
Amprobe AT-4003CON Advanced Circuit Tracer is a new generation of wire and circuit tracer and is extremely easy to use. One universal transmitter automatically switches to work with either energized or non-energized systems.
Amprobe AT-4003CON works as a circuit wire tracer, cable locator, and breaker tracer. The AT-4003CON traces live wires buried or hidden behind walls, energized and non-energized (open, broken) wires. It also locates and traces wires in walls, floors, conduit, computer cables, etc. Does not interfere with sensitive electronic equipment. Amprobe AT-4003CON includes all features of AT-4001 plus hard shell case for additional protection.
Amprobe AT-4004CON Advanced Circuit Tracer, a new generation wire tracer and circuit tracer, is extremely easy to use. One universal transmitter automatically switches to work with either energized or non-energized systems.
It works as a wire tracer, cable locator, and breaker tracer. It traces live wires buried or hidden behind walls, energized and non-energized (open, broken) wires. It also locates and traces wires in walls, floors, conduit, computer cables, etc.
Does not interfere with sensitive electronic equipment. The AT-4004CON circuit tracer includes a clamp connector for easy access to wires and cables, and a hard shell case.
