🔍 Enhanced KOLSOL F02 Cable Locator and Wire Tracer with Earphone and Cable Tester for Dog Fence, Irrigation Control, and Underground Cables Review

My line of straight in-wall speakers has stopped working. I connected the power supply to one end and marked the spot where I lost the signal. I did the same from the other end and landed just a foot from my 1st marked spot. Made 1 hole in the yard and fixed the issues. It was an insanely useful time and yard saver. PS: Thanks to the sprinkler guy who followed up on the wiring I told you about at 1000x.

An invisible fence was pierced somewhere near our dogs. We have a huge backyard and have had several splices over the years. Finding the exact location where the problem occurred was almost impossible. This device worked great! Within 30 minutes we were able to find the problem and fix the fence. We taped the sensor to the broom handle to make it easier to lie on your back while walking around the fence.

Before I placed an order I checked and checked the item. Hours and hours passed with the same result as everyone else - it doesn't work. Underground cable for outdoor lighting. The cables were buried many years ago and the previous owners did. Suddenly stopped working, thinking something might have cut the line. Disconnected from circuit breakers and the power end clamped to unloaded lines of power cables. The receiver sent a strong signal directly down the wire and did so up to about 15 feet…

My job was to run a power cable (direct burial) from my garage to the approx. They were building a fence and it was necessary to find this cable so as not to accidentally cut it with a fence post . Turn off the power, disconnect one end from the box (then attach the RED clip to the black and white, and the black to a long screwdriver that sticks in the ground. The principle of operation is simple, when the probe is directly located above the wire.it goes quietly Turn left or right of the cable…

I had an issue with tree roots getting into a 4" landscape drain pipe. I contacted a local company to see what to do with finding my whistle and they advised charging at least $480 for shipping. Then I started looking for drain pipe locating tools, all of which cost even more than my local pipe locator. I took a 12/2WG wire and straightened the tip to catch all the roots and the other end of the wire I connected to the tool's neutral wire and grounded it with a long screwdriver stuck on the hot

Based on other feedback I wasn't sure if this would work to find a break in the external power line (Romex) to my lamp post. Fracture found in 10 minutes! Here's what I did. 1.) I found a video that was somewhat helpful (Video ID: 8-gZBwDp6pc) 2 :) Connect the red emitter clip to the black (hot) wire on the lamp post and the black emitter clip to the neutral wire on the lamp post. (I don't think it really matters which wire you connect it to. I knew I had a break in the line and I completely…

I had to fix a leaking sprinkler head due to a valve leak in one of my areas. I used this device to track down my sprinkler valves that were buried in the dirt and grass long before I bought the house. Close to the starting point, good signal. However, after about 30 minutes, tracking the signal became very problematic. Sometimes the signal seemed to branch off in different directions, some obviously wrong. After a while I was able to pick up a weak signal about 100 feet from where I started…