This wire tracer tone generator and probe kit helps identify and trace cables without stripping insulation, making it useful for following telephone and network wiring within a group. The generator sends either a single pure tone or dual alternating tones, while the receiver provides volume adjustment for different working environments. Connect an RJ11 cable or metal wire through the alligator clips to trace wires, fixed telephone lines, and coaxial cables. The phone line tester also judges TIP and RING lines and identifies clear, ring, or busy status. Use the kit only on non live telephone circuits, not with underground, in wall, buried, or automotive cables.
This cable tracer identifies and traces a wire or cable within a group without stripping insulation, helping follow telephone or network wiring and locate the required path while conductors remain covered during routine cable identification work
Use this kit only for telephone line testing on a non live circuit, because it is not suitable for underground wire, in wall wire, buried wire, or automotive cable and must not be connected to a live circuit during tracing or line checks
The tone generator sends either a single pure tone or dual alternating tones to the target cable or wire, giving the receiver a selectable signal pattern for following conductors within a bundle during telephone and network cable identification work
The receiver includes a volume adjustment dial that lets you set the sound level for the working environment, making it easier to hear the selected tracing tone while identifying a cable among several nearby wires or connected lines
This phone line tester judges the TIP and RING line and identifies clear, ring, or busy line status, helping you review telephone line conditions before tracing the selected cable or performing additional non live line testing
Trace cable with an RJ11 connector or metal wire through the alligator clips to find required cables in a bundle, supporting work with wires, fixed telephones, and coaxial cables when the correct path needs to be identified