The Amprobe AT-7030 Wire Tracer has been discontinued.

Hello again to everyone. Today we’re going to take a look at an innovative, top-of-the-line wire tracer that was just recently released by Amprobe – the Amprobe AT-7030 Advanced Wire Tracer Kit. This unit packs a real punch with tons of features both standard and unique to make a one-of-a-kind device.

The Amprobe AT-7020 Wire Tracer has been discontinued.

The AT-7020 is the newest offering from Amprobe for Wire Tracing. This meter features many new upgrades to any existing Wire Tracer you may already have.

Today I will be reviewing the Tasco PTL610 Power Trace Advanced Breaker Tracer. Precision and convenience are two key areas that Tasco really nails with this new breaker tracer.

The Tasco PTL610 operates very similarly to the basic premise of other breaker tracers. What I mean by this is that you have a transmitter that sends a signal down the wire and the receiver will pick it up on the other end.

This product has been discontinued and is no longer available.

The Amprobe AT-6030 locates energized and de-energized wires, breakers, and fuses. The AT-6030 comes equipped with a transmitter and receiver to easily detect signals in wires or cables behind walls, ceilings, and floors, along with the CT-400 Signal Clamp.

Amprobe AT-2005 and AT-2005A Wire Circuit Tracers have been discontinued.

In many industrial places, hospitals and large buildings electrical circuits run in metalic conduits.  It’s a great way to protect cables, but when it comes to tracing them behind walls it might be an impediment, as such conduits tend to depress the signal.  The only way to trace wires successfully over-and-over again is by using wire tracer with signal booster.