Circuit tracing dead wires with Fluke Pro Probe 3000 toner (de-energized circuits)

Have you ever had to figure out what circuit a dead wire is attached to when you have many circuits to choose from? Well you don't want to turn on the wrong circuit, especially if you are unsure as to what you are turning on. A toner can help with this dilemma. Not only can you find what breaker the wire is attached to, you can also find out how many devices are on that circuit by simply waving the toner wand around from outlet to switch to light fixture and so forth. In addition to all of this, you can also wave the wand at the drywall the wire is behind and find out the exact path the wire is taking. So as you can see, a toner can be a valuable tool when it comes to testing and finding conductors. It can be used from everything to what we just did in this video, to checking if speakers in a fire alarm system are working to pinpointing that hard to find wire in a car's electrical wiring harness. The most important thing to remember is to NEVER use the toner generator on a live circuit. You will destroy your generator.

We used a FLUKE PRO PROBE 3000 in this video.

MKO Electric is not affiliated with FLUKE and this video is not meant as an endorsement of this product.

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