Hi-Tech HTP-6 Digital Circuit Breaker Identifier

Love this device. No need for a second hand to help identify circuits when you have this.

Carefully following the instructions - doing the calibration pass, followed by the second identify pass, it would only occasionally find the circuit, and only then if the transmitter was plugged into a plug that was physically close to the breaker. I thought I must have a defective unit, so I exchanged it for another, and had the same results. I tried outlets in every room of the house. I tried doing the calibration pass slowly or quickly. Same frustrating results. Judging from other reviewers, it appears this unit is not compatible with all types of breakers. Two different units, carefully used, were useless with my house, so I give this one star. I would also have deducted a star for the poor design of the power switch, but alas, Its already at one star.

I have an older home (140 yrs old) and it has had a lot of work done on the electrical things. This product worked very well for my needs. I used it to complete an electrical map of all my outlets and installed electrical runs.

Works just as advertised. I had no problems using it. Feels very light and flimsy but for $12, who cares?

Good value. Does the job.

I bought this device a week ago. Ive wanted one for a long time. I am glad i finally got one. It is so easy to use and it works good.

This unit quickly and accurately identifies which breaker feeds a circuit. Even though I have small Challenger breakers it easily picked out the right one. Tremendous help when needing to shut down a circuit for a repair.

Worked great for finding the breakers connected to various outlets on your own. Just follow the instructions. As others note, the power button its easy to accidentally push and drain the battery. I just pull the battery and store it in the original l packaging.

You cannot depend on it. It will say 3 or 4 breakers and sometime none of which are the right one

It works well if you follow the directions. You must keep the arrow up and go over the wholw panel first or you get false readings