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Every Wire. Every Vehicle.
THE PROBLEM
Sound Familiar?
Three steps. Most people find their first fault in under five minutes.
My Multimeter Says It's Dead. but Where?
You poke test points for an hour. You verify the circuit is open. You still have no idea where the break actually is. So you start pulling things apart.
I Pulled Half the Dash for a Loose Ground.
Hours of teardown. Plastic clips everywhere. One tiny wire with a bad crimp. It takes longer to put it back together than it did to find it.
I Replaced the Fuse, the Relay, the Switch.
Parts that were never broken. Money wasted. The real problem — a short two inches behind a connector — was there the whole time.
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| Pinpoints The Exact Fault Location | ✓ | × | × | × |
| Traces Wire Behind Panels & Looms | ✓ | × | × | × |
| No Wire-Piercing Required | ✓ | × | × | × |
| Audible Tone + LED Guidance | ✓ | × | × | × |
| Usable By A Beginner | ✓ | N/A | × | × |
| Cost | One-Time $39.99 | $20–80 | $10 | $100–300+ |
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Still Have Questions?
We’ve Got Answers!
How is this different from a multimeter or a test light?
How is this different from a multimeter or a test light?
It tracks the wire path and points you toward the fault area fast, instead of making you test multiple points one by one.
Do I need to be an electrician to use it?
Do I need to be an electrician to use it?
No. If you can clip a lead and follow a beep, you can use it. Connect the transmitter to one end of the circuit, run the wand along the wire, and the tone leads you to the fault. Most people trace their first wire within a few minutes.
Do I have to cut or pierce the wires?
Do I have to cut or pierce the wires?
No cutting or piercing is needed. It helps trace wires without damaging insulation.
What vehicles and systems does it work on?
What vehicles and systems does it work on?
It works on most automotive wiring systems, including cars, trucks, trailers, and common electrical harnesses.
What faults can it actually find?
What faults can it actually find?
It can help locate breaks, shorts, open circuits, hidden wire paths, and fault points in wiring.
What if it doesn't work for me?
What if it doesn't work for me?
You can test it step by step and use the sensitivity adjustment to get a cleaner signal.