I purchased a UNI-T , UT-25B, but I am disappointed in it.
The receiver works, but its the same pitch for both alerts ! Short beep for NCV (voltage) and fast beeps signal trace.
Couldn't they haves provided a second pitch so you could differentiate between the alerts w/o having to test it on another circuit just to try and remember which is fast and witch is slow ?!
Maybe a second pair of LEDs to let you know what its alerting you for ?!

2nd Issue:
Transmitter only works while it has power ?
What if you are trying to find a circuit breaker for a circuit that is not hot ?

Can someone recommend a Tester that is easier to use that won't break the bank. I only use it occasionally.

Thank You.

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I purchased a UNI-T , UT-25B, but I am disappointed in it.
The receiver works, but its the same pitch for both alerts ! Short beep for NCV (voltage) and fast beeps signal trace.
Couldn't they haves provided a second pitch so you could differentiate between the alerts w/o having to test it on another circuit just to try and remember which is fast and witch is slow ?!
Maybe a second pair of LEDs to let you know what its alerting you for ?!

2nd Issue:
Transmitter only works while it has power ?
What if you are trying to find a circuit breaker for a circuit that is not hot ?

Can someone recommend a Tester that is easier to use that won't break the bank. I only use it occasionally.

Thank You.

I don't know of a A/C circuit tracer that doesn't use power. Telephone people
use what is variously called a toner & probe or Fox & Hound. You cannot have
A/C going into the circuit or all you will hear is hum. The one breaker /
circuit tracer I have seen used is an Ideal. You get what you pay for.

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Tekkie