Platinum Tools TDG310K1C Digital Tone and Probe Kit

Product Description

The PLATINUM TOOLS TDG310K1C is a digital tone generator and probe kit designed for tracing, identifying, and testing low-voltage wiring and cable runs. The kit combines a tone generator with a matching inductive amplifier probe, allowing technicians to locate specific pairs or conductors within a bundle without disconnecting live circuits. Built for telephone, data, and structured cabling work, it is the type of tool carried by low-voltage installers, telco technicians, and network cabling contractors as a daily-use instrument for fault isolation and cable tracing.

This kit is suited for residential and commercial low-voltage applications including telephone wiring, CAT5e and CAT6 data cabling, alarm and security wiring, and any structured cabling environment where individual conductors must be identified within multi-pair cable runs. It is particularly useful during moves, adds, and changes in commercial telephone or data rooms where unlabeled or mislabeled cables are common. The digital tone signal improves clarity over analog units, reducing false readings in noisy cable environments.

Key Features

• Digital tone generation for cleaner, more reliable signal tracing compared to analog tone units
• Inductive amplifier probe identifies toned conductors without direct contact to bare wire
• Suitable for telephone, data, alarm, and general low-voltage cable identification
• Kit format includes both tone generator and probe in a single package for field-ready use
• Supports cable tracing in live or de-energized wiring environments

Compatibility

Designed for use with telephone, structured data, and general low-voltage wiring systems in residential and commercial installations.

Installation Notes

This tool is typically used by low-voltage technicians and telecommunications installers and does not require power shutdown of the building electrical system before use. When toning active telephone pairs, verify line status before connecting to avoid equipment damage. Follow local codes and the manufacturer data sheet for connection guidance. Store the probe and tone generator together to maintain kit integrity between jobs.