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Xin Tester Digital AC Circuit Breaker Finder Tool with Integrated GFCI Outlet Tester, 90-120V NCV Electrical Circuit Tracer Automatically Scan Voltage Detector Electrician Tool XT-33A

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  • PROFESSIONAL EFFICIENT CIRCUIT BREAKER TESTER - Automatically identify live devices and detect disconnected locations of AC 90-120V 50/60Hz electric wires, sockets, etc. at home, in house, office, industry for professional electricians, DIYers and beginners.
  • ACCURATE & FAST IDENTIFYING BY 2 AUTOMATICALLY SCANINGS - Automatically start scanning after powered ON. First scan of the AC circuit breaker finder tool for quickly identifying the circuit breaker. Second scan with sensitivity adjustment to accurately locate pinpoints circuit breaker controller.
  • ADJUSTABLE SENSITIVITY - Designed with the adjustable sensitivity, the electrical circuit tracer is great for use in complex environments or lines with irregular routing. If you cannot be sure the correct circuit breaker controller, you can try to press the signal strength key to switch from lower sensitivities to higher ones and test repeatedly to accurately locate the target.
  • NCV SAFE MODE & FLASHLIGHT - Non-contact mode help to detect electric wires quickly while SCAN help to detect switches. Buit-in high brightness flashlight in the front help you to see the cables, wires clearly in the dim or dark environment.
  • BUILT-IN GFCI TESTER - Designed with a built-in GFCI outlet tester to inspect wiring conditions and test GFCI devices for extra safety. 2 Green and 1 red lights ON will show the transmitter in progress. The indicators on the receptacle tester will show the circuit conditions.
  • WHAT YOU GET - Comes with circuit breaker finder transmitter and receiver set, 9V battery, durable and anti-fall EVA carrying case, user manual. ▲▲Note▲▲: For more details about HOW TO USE, please refer to the last page of the manual. Any technical issues about our products and service, please feel free to tell us.We will try our best to help you with it.



Product Description

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AC Digital Circuit Breaker Finder Tool with Integrated GFCI Outlet Tester

  • Automatically identify live devices and detect disconnected locations of AC 90-120V 50/60Hz electric wires, sockets, etc. at home, in house, office, industry for professional electricians, DIYers and beginners.
  • First automatic scan of the AC circuit breaker finder tool for quickly identifying the circuit breaker (lgnoring any sound alert or visual indication). Second manual scan to accurately locate pinpoints circuit breakers with flashing lights and beeps.
  • Designed with the adjustable sensitivity, the electrical circuit tracer is great for use in complex environments or lines with irregular routing. If you cannot find the correct circuit breaker through automatic scaning, then you can try manual scaning to press the signal strength key to switch from low sensitivities to high ones, and test repeatedly to accurately locate the target.
  • Non-contact mode help to detect nearby electrics quickly while keeping you safe. Buit-in high brightness flashlight in the front help you to see the cables, wires clearly in the dim or dark environment.
  • Designed with a built-in GFCI outlet tester to inspect wiring conditions and test GFCI devices for extra safety. The indicators on the receptacle tester will show the detecting result, and you can read it refer to the guide on the plug tester or user manual.
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Note:

Low battery in the receiver may cause inaccurate results. Replace with new batteries and remove them if unused for long periods.

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Common Questions and Solutions

Q: Why is the circuit breaker tracer beeping everywhere?

A: The circuit breaker tracer works by the transmitter transmitting a frequency that received by the receiver, causing it to beep. If multiple breakers beep continuously during test, it may be due to crosstalk wiring in your electrical box, allowing the receiver to detect frequencies from multiple breakers.

Solution: Use manual mode (Sensitivity adjustment). Use the sensor head to detect, starting at sensitivity level 1. If multiple test results persist, increase to level 2. If failed, then try level 3, until the breaker with continuous beeping is found — this is the control breaker.

Q: Why does the transmitter stay lit after turning off the breaker?

A: Your wiring may be a parallel circuit, meaning one breaker controls multiple outlets. The transmitter needs power to work; if it stays on after turning off the breaker, the circuit is parallel.

Solution: For parallel circuits, plug the transmitter into different outlets. Turn off the breaker, and verify how many outlets it controls. Label them accordingly.


ET
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
Really want to like it but it doesn’t perform well to identify Circuit breakers. I compared this to my other KL*** finder, even that one is not perfect but it works a lot better to positively ID the CB. I tried the different sensitivity settings multiple times but still not able to pin point the CB. Too bad. I like the NCV feature and that works well with 3 different sensitivity selection. It comes with a nice case too. However it fail to do what it suppose to do mainly ,at least not the best. I will stick with my kl*** finder for more expensive and return this one.
Mario Pereda
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
Good quality material I recommend them
Wayne
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025
it beeps everywhere and i got to fall to trial and error. the so called learning process is barely usae
Karyna
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
Great tool to have around if you work a lot with electricity,wires,receptacles,switches and breaker boxes. Makes the project less complicated. Helps you a lot if your home/apt breaker box has no labeling.
K Butler
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025
I knew this product wasn’t going to work when I picked it up out of the case. It’s probably like $0.15 of material. The instructions are inadequate, so I watched a video of a circuit finder from a different manufacturer. I tried it 10+ times on different outlets and it never indicated with any accuracy. The rapid beeping that is supposed to identify the circuit occurred at 5+ circuits. Just unreliable. Spend a little more money on a reliable manufacturer.
Daniel Eduardo Villarreal Ramírez
Reviewed in Mexico on June 15, 2023
La tapa vine floja y no engancha,donde va la 🔋, cuelga la pila
waz
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2023
Me gusta porque te ahorra muchas maniobras. Con la localización de circuito
Jose
Reviewed in Mexico on December 6, 2023
Excelente producto
LG
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2022
I really like this item for the price. Works very well. What people complain about is the mis identification of breakers. I find that what is missing on the other brands is the sensitivity knob that this unit has. This enables you to pinpoint the exact breaker in your panel. Start with the sensitivity all the way up till you get a signal then start dialing it back till you home in on the only breaker. Works great. I also identified a ground fault circuit that had no ground passed to the other outlets in the chain using the plug in device. The electrician never jumped the ground to the next outlet opening the grounds to all the outlets in the chain. This properly identified the problem and I was able to fix it fast.
Adolfo Córdova Moreno
Reviewed in Mexico on July 30, 2022
Se aprecia calidad en la manufactura. De ensamble sólido y duradero.
Dave Evers
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2022
Most electrical panels don’t have good info as to which breakers go to which outlets. This tool lets you plug the sender into an outlet, then go to the master panel to locate the breaker it is on using the sound from the receiver.I find this is really only practical as a two-person job unless you are only locating one or two outlets. I suggest taking an hour or two with a spouse or a friend and mapping the whole house; using the following procedure:1) draw up a diagram of all the rooms in the house with the rough location of all outlets. I then identify each outlet on the drawing with a letter from A to Z (if you have more than 26 outlets, just start over with AA to ZZ). This helps reduce confusion in later steps.2) make two copies of the drawing; one for the inside person (at the outlets), and one for the outside person at the main panel.3) have 1 person go to each outlet in the house and plug in the sender. Then contact the other person using a phone or walk-in talkie (or a lot of yelling) and let them know the transmitter is installed in the outlet and the corresponding letter ID. The outside person can then find the appropriate breaker using the receiver; and write the corresponding breaker number on the drawing. It will be common for multiple outlets to be on the same breaker - just mark them appropriately on the diagram.4) move on to successive outlets, and continue until all outlets have been identified. Then you will have a complete map of which outlets are controlled by which breaker. I suggest creating a final diagram using a program like Paint; and printing out multiple copies as well as maintain a digital copy that can be stored on phones, in the cloud, wherever. Put one copy in the main panel so you’ll never again have to guess which breaker goes with which outlet.
el.pinche.vapor
Reviewed in Mexico on December 3, 2022
Muy buen producto, solo que si es algo tedioso el tema de regular la sensibilidad del equipo. Pero en general es un excelente equipo.
Richard
Reviewed in Canada on October 8, 2022
Easy to use
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