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Details how to open and secure the battery compartment using a coin or screwdriver.
Explains that the detector identifies all metal types but not non-metallic objects.
Describes the 'Low' mode for reduced detection range, useful for false signals.
Instructions for using the 'Silent/Vibrate' mode for discreet detection alerts.
Guidance on choosing from alternate frequencies to minimize electromagnetic interference.
Explains the yellow LED illumination indicating the need for battery replacement.
Describes the red LED flashing to indicate a located metal object.
Mentions the design for a comfortable grip during use.
Details the yellow LED illumination indicating low battery and reduced sensitivity.
Explains the meaning of Green (ON), Yellow (Low Battery), and Red (Metal Target) LEDs.
The device is a handheld metal detector called the "HandyMan Nail Finder®," designed to detect various types of metals. It operates at a frequency of 7.1 kHz.
The primary function of the HandyMan Nail Finder® is to detect metal objects. It offers both "All-Metal Detection" and "Low Detection" modes. In "All-Metal Detection" mode, it detects all types of metals but will not detect non-metallic objects. The "Low Detection" mode reduces the detection range and is useful for avoiding false signals or when the normal mode is too sensitive, preventing unwanted detection of large nearby masses of metal. The detector requires motion to detect metal; it must be swept over the target area.
| Brand | Handy Man |
|---|---|
| Model | Nail Finder |
| Category | Metal Detector |
| Language | English |