Cable tracers and fuse finders are tools commonly used in electrical work and maintenance to locate and identify cables, wires, and fuses within a network or electrical system. As essential tools for practicing electricians, fuse-finding test equipment saves you time messing around with circuits when you could simply scan, get the results and go about your business with a minimal amount of fuss. Since some of the models in our range also incorporate depth indicators, you can also get an accurate reading of exactly how far down you'll have to go to find underground cables. By using transmitters on circuitry, a fuse finder, or fuse finder kit, can help you to easily tell where fuses are integrated into complex circuits.

Featuring non-contact voltage technology, worklights, and an ergonomic design, professionals can safely and efficiently locate hidden wires and cables. We've been in the business for over a decade now and we work with some of the world's premier suppliers of testing equipment; recognised and trusted names such as Megger, Seaward, Fluke, Flir, and Kewtech. Special wire tracers for the outdoor area have additional functions that are better suited for gardening and landscaping or other civil engineering works.

The receiver is used to detect the signal and trace the path of the cable through walls, ceilings, and other structures. PATCHMATE Remote Plugs have 8 LED’s situated on the rear of the plug to display a visual notification when a link between two points has been established.

Cable Verification: When setting up new connections or making changes to existing ones, cable tracers can verify that the correct cable has been connected to the intended destination. You insert the Smart Remote Plugs into the ports of the Patch Panel; the tester will send a signal from the wall outlet, through the cable to the uniquely numbered Smart Remote Plug.

The instrument is designed to help detect and trace cables or metallic conductors in walls or buried underground and can locate and identify fuses or breakers on electrical circuits. It sends out a signal, usually in the form of an electrical or electromagnetic signal, onto the cable. Traces unidentified floor or wall mounted RJ45 outlets back to patch panels, using the master unit and remote plugs solution.

Fuse finders, also known as circuit breaker finders or fuse locators, are tools designed to help locate and identify specific fuses or circuit breakers within an electrical panel or distribution box.

Network Mapping: In networking environments, cable tracers are used to map out network connections, making it easier to manage and troubleshoot network infrastructure. Provides immediate visual LED identification of the corresponding port, and also tests for the continuity of the circuit at the same time. Cable tracers, also known as wire tracers or tone generators, are devices used to identify and trace the path of a specific cable or wire within a network or electrical system. A fundamental difference between wire tracers for indoor applications is the possibility of using the wire tracer on live or voltage-free lines.