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I used the Klein Tools ET450 Advanced Circuit Tracer Kit on a troubleshooting job in Toronto where the panel wasn’t labeled properly (classic). Once the transmitter was connected to the circuit, the receiver sensitivity made it straightforward to isolate the signal and confirm the correct breaker without playing guess-and-check. What impressed me most is that it’s built for energized and non-energized breakers, fuses, and wires, and it’s designed to detect the signal through drywall, cement block, and even underground.
I installed the Luminiz LED Puck Light (3CCT) under my kitchen cabinets and it instantly made the space look more modern and usable. The big win is the 3CCT option—being able to choose the colour temperature means you can match whatever bulbs you already have, or adjust the mood depending on the room.
The light output feels even and practical for everyday tasks like meal prep and cleaning. It’s also a great option for display shelving where you want a neat, low-profile light instead of a bulky fixture.
3CCT flexibility: easy to match warm, neutral, or cool lighting styles
Clean puck look: discreet under cabinets or shelves
Immediate improvement: makes countertops and work areas feel brighter and more “finished”
What to watch for
Plan your layout first (spacing and wire routing) so the pucks line up cleanly and you don’t end up with cords showing.
Best for
Under-cabinet kitchen lighting
Display cabinets / shelving
Accent lighting where you want a small, clean fixture
We installed the P4010DCS in our Toronto home (older place, lots of “real life” clutter—kids stuff, coats, and a constantly messy hallway). I mounted it high up on the wall near the ceiling, and it immediately looked tidy and professional, even in a space that’s not exactly staged for a showroom.
The unit sits flush, doesn’t look bulky, and the front button is easy to find without needing to squint or climb around. What I appreciated most is the simple “set it and forget it” feel—once it’s up, it feels like a serious upgrade to home safety without turning the space into an industrial-looking setup.
What I like
ULC-rated 5-B:C: Covers liquid (Class B) and electrical (Class C) fire scenarios.
Regular Dry Chemical (sodium bicarbonate): A proven agent for quick knockdown on B and C type fires.
Simple, common-sense home use: Great to keep near areas where electrical devices and liquids are present (garage, utility room, near panels, workshop, etc.).
I used this steel utility/device box for a small wiring job where I wanted a clean, secure enclosure instead of a plastic box. The metal feels sturdy, the edges are clean (no sharp burrs to fight with), and the knockout layout gives you flexibility depending on where your cable or conduit needs to enter.
What I liked
Sturdy galvanized steel: Feels rigid and holds shape during install.
Clean knockouts: They pop out cleanly with a screwdriver/pliers, without mangling the box.
Good mounting points: Easy to fasten and keep the box aligned and flush.
Professional finish: Looks and feels like what electricians actually use on site.
What could be better
If you’re working in a tight space, plan your entry points before mounting—metal boxes don’t “forgive” last-second changes the way plastic sometimes does.
Best for
General electrical rough-in work
Extending/relocating devices (with the correct cover/plate for your setup)
Junction/transition points where you want a durable, code-friendly enclosure
Pro tip
Before you tighten everything down, do a quick “dry fit” with your cable/conduit path and device/cover so your knockouts and alignment are perfect the first time.
Incredible value!!! Home Depot has the same ones for 40$ more!!!! I bought 2 of these at first loved them so much!!!! Came back to buy 6 more!!!! They came so quick!!! So happy doing business here!!