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Circuit tracers are the electrician's workhorse and the home and building inspector's time saving device. You just can't do your job without one.

You need to find the right circuit finder or tracer to invest in. Here are some of the options to look for in an electrical tracer:
  1. Durability: An electrical tracer is going to get a lot of use and almost all this use is in hazardous conditions.
  2. Lightweight: You've already got enough weight to carry, be sure your circuit tester isn't large and complicated.
  3. Live or dead, open or closed circuits: Determine whether you need it to work on live or dead wiring or open or closed circuits.
  4. Long transmitter to receiver range: Look for one with a long transmission range.
  5. Power saving features: Make sure your circuit finder has an auto shut off to extend battery life.

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Locate a circuit finder that meets all of your needs


Sometimes a simple circuit breaker finder doesn't do the job. Sometimes you need to invest in a multi-functional tool that keeps up with your high workload and pays for itself in saved employee hours.

I recommend: The Greenlee Power Finder Circuit Seeker, model 2011 and the Ideal SureTest Circuit Tracer 958 are multi-functioning tools for the high demands of your industry. With features such as a 4-mile range and the ability to identify blown fuses and breakers on both live or dead wiring, open or closed circuits, you know you'll get some use out of these tools.

Keep durability and portability in mind when you meet your electrical tracing needs


You work out in the field, that is why your electrical wire tracer equipment needs to be field ready. This means durable, lightweight and most of all simple and easy to use.

I recommend: The Amprobe Advanced Circuit and Wire Tracer and the Ideal Digital Circuit Breaker Finder with GFCI are durable tools built with the field crew in mind. Both electric wire tracer tools are lightweight and easy to use, a big plus when you've got to get to the next job site.

Find a electrical circuit finder supplier who can meet all your wire tracking and tool needs


It's nice when you have a go-to person for all your electrical circuit tracking needs. This way, you're not wasting hours searching for the right tool to meet your needs and you've got someone to call when things go wrong.

I recommend: Professional Equipment and Electrical Tools have all you need and easy online ordering to boot. They also have toll-free numbers, which bring you to knowledgeable and friendly staff to help you with any questions or problems you might have.

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  • Ordering your circuit tracers online is quick and easy, but for a personal touch take the extra minute to call the supplier and establish a relationship with a salesperson. This way, when special deals or promotions come their way, they can share the good news with you.

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