SPERRY Marinco Instruments ET64220 Wire Tracker Wire Tracer, Audio/Video Installers Must-Have, for Coax, CAT 5, Speaker & Phone, Adapter plugs: RJ-45, RJ-11, Coax & More, Yellow

Not able to track wires through walls.

Good device very practical. The button on the receiver is very small and hard to tell if it is pressed

Hi .i received the device but there is a problem in the traker head its not fixed probably

Entregado en forma y tiempo

The Sperry ET64220 Lan Tracker is a decent tool, that does the job well. It came with all required batteries (yay!), and aside from breaking it out of the plastic shell it was packed in, was easy to set up. The tool itself feels solid, and there were no issues at all with how it performed - I was trying to locate a Cat 5 cable in a tight box full of cables. As I dug into it, the tracker helped sort out the dead cables and pieces left behind from previous cable/telephone installers, and zero in on the correct cable (while removing the chaff). Great tool, would buy again.

This thing is great. I had a partial break in an ethernet wire behind drywall (somewhere) and used the tracker to find the cable route. Saved a great deal of time (and drywall damage) cutting holes in the drywall just to find the cable route

El articulo no es muy eficiente para rastrear lineas, quede decepcionado

I recently moved into a new house and it's strewn with unlabeled cabling of all types: telephone, data, cable tv. After trying to trace things by hand I got fed up and bought this to assist and I wish I'd bought one a long time ago. It's a nice design and keeps everything together. Batteries are included but the probe takes 3 LR44 watch cell batteries which are annoying. The tone generator takes 2 AAA. Theres some rubber grippy material on both units and the tone generator has a plastic belt clip moulded into the back of its case. The probe fits into the tone generator for easy storage but it is tight a tight fit and can be hard to remove. The tone generator has less for Coax cable (RJ 6), 2 pair phone mod plug, 4 pair RJ-45 ethernet mod plus, a pair of alligator clips, and a small blade probe. They are stored inside the rear flip-up case which is nice except the bending of the cables without strain relief looks like an obvious point of failure. The probe has adjustable volume (it's loud!) and a light for visual indication. The tone generator has an indicator light when it's on and an auto-off power feature. It made quick work of tracing the snakes den of cables up to 100 feet with no problems. Overall very happy but I would caution that along with the lack of strain relief the overall durability of the unit seems dubious: this is not a contractor tool and I think a single drop to the floor or worse, off of a step ladder would be curtains for this device, especially for the tone generator box which seems like an unforgiving plastic. But for the price it did exactly what was expected and worked well.