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Locating cables somewhere...
Hi,
It always happens - we have just had some carpet laid in an outbuilding and so the floor is not easily accessible. There is a water heater in there (small tank) and the leads to the heater are dead. I can't find where the electrician has fed these cables from, and so want to trace them under the floor before I rip everything apart... Any ideas how I can trace the dead cables from upstairs through the carpet and or in the ceiling of downstairs? Is there some sort of signal injector that can be used? The cables are electrically dead (or seem to be) which implies that they have been disconnected.... somewhere... Thanks Mike |
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