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Used "the socket n see"/Kewteckone and the newlec one much prefered the socket n see one although it takes a good bit of practice to get it right even then they arent 100%accurate but better than trying every breaker on a 36way db
 
I've got the socket and see one. Pretty good but industrial with "noise" can send it a bit haywire and it'll tell you multiple breakers. Even then it narrows it down a hell of a lot.
 
I use the the fluke cable/fuse finder little bit temperamental especially with large DB with singles in tight conduit or trunking runs :(
 

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