I use a Harris T100 to find distance to a short circuit. This is great but I was wondering if there is something that you can "wand" over the wall where the short is and it highlights exactly where the short is. for example I am going to a job now where the carpenter shot a 2" trim nail through a wire. I know within a foot or 2 of where it is. Problem is one piece of trim is baseboard painted trim the other is a piece of maple stained trim. I would love to know which particular piece it is. That is where the would be perfectWednesday, 7 April 2010
Electrical Fault finder
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I use a Harris T100 to find distance to a short circuit. This is great but I was wondering if there is something that you can "wand" over the wall where the short is and it highlights exactly where the short is. for example I am going to a job now where the carpenter shot a 2" trim nail through a wire. I know within a foot or 2 of where it is. Problem is one piece of trim is baseboard painted trim the other is a piece of maple stained trim. I would love to know which particular piece it is. That is where the would be perfect