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UNI-T UT682 Network Cable Wire Tracker and Tone Probe

UNI-T UT682 Network Cable Wire Tracker and Tone Probe

Part number: UT682Brand: UNI-TMeasuring Instruments

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1,250 EGP

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Prices updated: 13 Oct 2026

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About this product

The UNI-T UT682 is a wire tracker kit with a transmitter and a receiver. It locates ethernet, telephone and power cables without opening their insulation, verifies ethernet wiring sequence, and performs continuity, open/short and polarity checks. It is useful for network, telephone and audio/video cable troubleshooting.

Specifications

Kit type
Transmitter and receiver
Supported cables
Ethernet, telephone, power
Ethernet wiring sequence check
Yes
DC level and polarity test
Yes
Open/short circuit test
Yes
Volume adjustment
Yes
Headset connection
Yes

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of UNI-T UT682 Network Cable Wire Tracker and Tone Probe in Egypt?

UNI-T UT682 Network Cable Wire Tracker and Tone Probe currently costs between 1,250 and 2,700 EGP across 3 offers in Egypt.

Where can I buy UNI-T UT682 Network Cable Wire Tracker and Tone Probe in Egypt?

UNI-T UT682 Network Cable Wire Tracker and Tone Probe is available from RAM Electronics, Makers Electronics, and UGE. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

How do I trace a cable with the UT682?

Connect the transmitter clips to the conductors at one end of the cable. At the other end, move the receiver probe along the cable path or over the pairs. The tone is strongest close to the target conductor, so you can identify the correct cable.

Is it safe to use the UT682 on power cables?

Connect the transmitter only to de-energized conductors. Never connect the transmitter to a live mains circuit. Tracing a power cable with the receiver is possible, but follow standard electrical safety practices and disconnect the circuit when in doubt.