2052 Advanced and 2062 Advanced Pro Wire Tracers

The 2052 Advanced and 2062 Advanced Pro Wire Tracers accurately and safely troubleshoot energized and de-energized wires in residential, commercial, and industrial environments up to CAT IV 600V.

The Fluke Wire Tracers feature different modes and functions to give electricians the flexibility to troubleshoot a wide range of electrical wiring and circuitry problems. They are designed to protect electricians from the most dangerous levels of transient overvoltage—spikes up to 8,000V—that can occur in industrial and utility environments like industrial plants, factories, and hospitals where critical equipment cannot be taken offline. 

The patented Smart Sensor technology (available only on the Fluke 2062) makes wire tracing faster and easier. It locates and displays energized wires within walls, floors, and ceilings on a high-resolution 3.5-in. (89 mm) color display. While the tip sensor provides an audible tone when locating wires, Smart Sensor helps visualize and pinpoint the orientation of energized wires.

The 2052R and 2062R detect the signal in wires and cables using two methods: passive tracing without the transmitter for non-contact voltage detection and active tracing with the transmitter for all other modes:

• Quick Scan mode (2052 model) for quick signal identification or Smart Sensor mode (2062 model) for energized wire detection and visualization on the large color LCD;
• Precision mode (2052 model) or Tip Sensor mode (2062 model) for more precise detection of a wire;
• Breaker mode for easy breaker and fuse identification based on the highest recorded signal detected from the transmitter;
• Non-contact voltage detection mode to trace energized wires without the use of the transmitter.

The 2000T Transmitter works on energized and de-energized circuits and features three modes that change the strength of the induced signal to provide more accurate results, depending on the circuit being traced:

• High mode for normal energized and de-energized circuits;
• Low mode for precision tracing with a low signal to reduce coupling to nearby wires and metal objects;
• Loop mode for closed loop de-energized circuits.

Both wire tracers are available in kits that include test leads, test probes, blade and round outlet adapters, and alligator clips to connect the transmitter to electrical systems.