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Question: I would like to use this product to trace electrical wires.  If 2 cables run alongside, can there be false readings (induction)?
Document: It's not the most robust product, not something I'd use if I was a professional, but it gets the job done when you need to trace from time to time. The price was good.
From the product description given on line, I expected a much better performance from this unit. It has helped someowhat in our renovation tracing some wires, but not able to really trace wires located behind the walls.
We just moved into our newly built house and all those Cat5 cables and speaker cables that were installed were not labeled. With the help if this amazing and simple device, I was able to trace all the wires and hook up my internet router and speakers for the whole house at 1/30th  the cost of installation. I found out 4 Cat5 cables meant for Internet wrongly went into the telephone/bridged telecom interface. I also found that they did not wire one of my rooms.
It works like it said it would, but it is cheaply made lasted 3 weeks.you get what you pay for
I have not tested it on a long run but in my initial tests when combined with adjusting the sensitivity control you can pinpoint exact wires in a bundle very easily. My only complain is that the casing feels cheap.
I got the Triplett Fox and Hound 3 set about two years ago, and shortly thereafter, I purchased a separate Fox 2. I'm a field technician for security and alarm systems, so a toner set is pretty much an everyday tool for a number of uses. Both sets have some nice features, on the original Fox, you can use a rechargeable 9v battery and charge it off of a phone line.
I have used the much more expensive variants and they are clearly better. However, for simple tasks, like home theater wiring, etc., this unit works fine. It can false trigger in some situations due to cross talk on longer runs of twisted cable, but not always.
In other words, I pulled the breaker and connected one of the Fox 2 wires to the black wire of the specific circuit. Identifying the the correct neutral wire is next to impossible, so I connected the other wire of the Fox 2 to the neutral bus, as pictured. This will not work! All wires connected to the neutral bus transmit the signal. So, we are back to square 1 and $75 poorer.
The feature contents and the performance is very good. Its core function of wire tracing is stronger than Sperry Wire Tracker of Home Depot. The toner output is stronger, and probe sensitivity is higher.But, there are cheaper alternative, even from the same Triplett. Fox Jr. & Hound Jr. is less feature loaded, but performs wire tracking at half of the price.Many of the additional function of this Fox 2 Hound 3 is geared toward phone linemen, and of no use for me.
If you know how to properly use a toner, these should exceed your expectations. One note, CAT 5 is difficult to tone, no matter what brand of toner you use, because it's a twisted pair. This is where it helps to use your butt set to clip onto the wires. You'll hear a strong, loud tone when you find that pair, even though it may be weak on the Hound. There are some brands of toners that send an "unbalanced" tone specifically for CAT 5.
Answer: yes