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@@KompleteTechCrew was just gonna say I’d love to see it in use

Never heard of or used these… until I bought a house, lol. Made labeling my box with the new lines I was running way easier.

That’s the best one just highly expensive depending on what your doing. I’m definitely gonna get it later but not rn

I’ve Had This Tone Generator Running For Roughly 20 Minutes And Have Not Experienced Any Time-Outs. The Volume On The Probe Seems To Be Set On A Medium Level Out Of The Package. I Have Not Acknowledged If It Defaults Every Time. I Always Crank The Volume Up On Probes With Every Use.

@@KompleteTechCrew Why I asked is because some auto-off features in Klein tools cannot be disabled, and if you need to probe for an extended period of time, especially at a good distance away from the toner, that can pose a problem, as you can imagine. Now don't get me wrong, I'm not a Klein hater, in fact I own hundreds of dollars worth of Klein tools, but these are the "little" things consumers ought to know before buying a product like this. As to volume control, it's always been great to have a simple dial or slider that can be manipulate instantly and kept in whatever position you leave it in. Some techs prefer leaving their probes at max volume, regardless, and so it's good to have that as an option within a toner system like this. For me (and many guys I know who work in the telecomm and electrical fields) to have the option to leave a toner on, indefinitely, and having full control over probe volume are a must.

You Make A Good Point! The Next Time I Use This Toner I Will Leave It On For A Few Hours And See What The Outcome Is.

@@KompleteTechCrew Okay....will keep an eye out for your findings. Much appreciated, since I'm in the market for a new tracer. It's either this unit or the 3000pro.

The toner will time-out in 60 minutes according to the online manual in PDF. The probes volume will not stay set like a manual pot volume control. These two characteristics make the Klein not well suited for large projects or for frequent use. Overall I'm not a fan of Klein for electronic tools. Klein has historically been a mechanical tool company, I have a Klein wire crimper that accepts several different jaws. Just be aware many low cost crimpers have removable jaws but there are no variety of jaws to pick from. In other words just because the jaws are removable does not translate to be able to change the jaws for different crimp duties. Tools with actual changeable jaws are a more premium tool.

If it can, I would think you would need to have both wires disconnected on battery,to test each wire separately

What happens if I put them on energized wires??

@@el_capitan5414 I do not recall. Just make sure to buy the correct toner.

yes there's another video on youtube where the guy does exactly that.

@@andywason3414 i got the tool now. I find a few problems with it. One of the biggest problems i have with it is, i don't get a proper signal unless i connect both ends, the wire you're tracking and the return. If i bought this thing because i don't know which connection is for what, how am i supposed to know where to connect the other end if i don't even know what is the returning connection

@@alvarohernandez2764 just try hooking the return up to ground, or any neutral. that should work. I just got mine so I havent tried ir yet.

@@andywason3414 yeah well then you get the sound going all over the place

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