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Handheld tone tracing probe with speaker and telephone jacks

Jonard

Jonard Tone Tracing Probe TEP-200 Solid State Circuitry pc tool

SKU CH-6BB3-73RF9

Electronic probe traces cables and wires, detects tone and polarity with any generator and telephone jacks

  • Solid-state circuitry gives reliable tone detection
  • Works with any tone generator for cable tracing
  • Built-in speaker provides audible signal identification
  • Polarity indication simplifies wire pair verification

Jonard Tone Tracing Probe TEP-200

The Jonard TEP-200 is a solid-state tone tracing probe designed for cable and wire pair identification. It provides tone detection and polarity indication for technicians working with telecommunications infrastructure. The probe operates with any compatible tone generator and connects via 6P2C or 4P2C telephone jacks.

Speaker Probe for Cable Tracing

This speaker probe traces cable paths and identifies wire pairs through audible tone detection. It is not suited for installers who require integrated tone generation or continuity testing functions. The tool carries a Proposition 65 warning for cancer and reproductive harm. Compatible with standard tone generators only.

Highlights

  • Solid-state circuitry gives reliable tone detection
  • Works with any tone generator for cable tracing
  • Built-in speaker provides audible signal identification
  • Polarity indication simplifies wire pair verification

Specifications

BrandJonard Tools

Questions about this item

What does the 200 model number tell me about its performance in a live cable run?

The 200 designation identifies this Jonard probe; it uses solid-state circuitry to detect tones from any compatible generator and shows polarity on 6P2C or 4P2C telephone jacks.

Which jack standard does the probe accept, and what tracing tasks does that limit?

It connects to 6P2C and 4P2C telephone jacks, so you can trace cables, wire pairs and check polarity on those interfaces; other connector types are not supported.

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