What to do if there is little or no sound in the headset with Leader Measuring Instruments?
If you experience little or no sound in the headset when using Leader Measuring Instruments, first ensure that the audio volume hasn't been turned down. Also, verify that the headset is properly connected.
How to troubleshoot a Leader Search Measuring Instruments control box that won't start?
If the control box of your Leader Measuring Instruments won't start, make sure the battery is charged, properly connected, and not in a charging state while connected to the control box.
What to do if the wireless seismic sensor is not detected by Leader Measuring Instruments?
If a wireless seismic sensor is not detected by your Leader Measuring Instruments, verify that the batteries are not flat and are correctly connected. Also, ensure the sensor is properly paired with the control box and is within range.
Why is the wired seismic sensor not detected by my Leader Search Measuring Instruments?
If the wired seismic sensor is not detected by your Leader Measuring Instruments, check that the sensor cable (orange) is not damaged and that the sensor connector is properly connected.
What to do if the audio sensor is not detected in Leader Search Measuring Instruments?
If the audio sensor is not detected by your Leader Measuring Instruments, check that the sensor cable (orange) is not damaged and that the sensor connector is properly connected.
Overview of LEADER Search's purpose in rescue operations.
Lists the components and accessories included with the LEADER Search system.
Lists the general operational capabilities and features of the LEADER Search device.
Provides comprehensive technical data and specifications for the LEADER Search.
Describes the features, design, and build of the LEADER Search control box.
Explains how to connect various accessories to the control box using color coding.
Details the layout and functions of the control box keyboard for navigation and operation.
Explains the features and operation of the wireless seismic sensors.
Details the design and purpose of the audio probe for communication.
Describes the stereo anti-noise headset and its usage for listening to sensors.
Covers the battery pack, charging procedures, and power indicators for the control box.
Guides on how to turn the control box on and off, including boot-up screens.
Explains how to attach and use the sun shield for better screen visibility.
Instructions on powering on, connecting, and operating the seismic sensors.
Details the process for pairing seismic sensors with the control box.
Covers seismic mode, function selection, filter control, battery levels, brightness, and audio probe settings.
Overview of LEADER Search's purpose in rescue operations.
Lists the components and accessories included with the LEADER Search system.
Lists the general operational capabilities and features of the LEADER Search device.
Provides comprehensive technical data and specifications for the LEADER Search.
Describes the features, design, and build of the LEADER Search control box.
Explains how to connect various accessories to the control box using color coding.
Details the layout and functions of the control box keyboard for navigation and operation.
Explains the features and operation of the wireless seismic sensors.
Details the design and purpose of the audio probe for communication.
Describes the stereo anti-noise headset and its usage for listening to sensors.
Covers the battery pack, charging procedures, and power indicators for the control box.
Guides on how to turn the control box on and off, including boot-up screens.
Explains how to attach and use the sun shield for better screen visibility.
Instructions on powering on, connecting, and operating the seismic sensors.
Details the process for pairing seismic sensors with the control box.
Covers seismic mode, function selection, filter control, battery levels, brightness, and audio probe settings.
The LEADER Search is a seismic detection device designed for use in rescue operations to locate and pinpoint victims buried under rubble. It is exceptionally sensitive, capable of detecting the slightest sounds made by victims.
The LEADER Search utilizes seismic technology to find signs of life. It is equipped with ultra-sensitive wireless and wired seismic detector sensors and an optional audio probe for communication with victims. The device adapts to various use types without adjustments and features adjustable filters to reduce parasitic noise from sources like pneumatic drills or trucks.
The LEADER Search is available in several configurations:
The LEADER Search system includes:
The control box is made of polypropylene and features:
The control box has an ergonomic graphic interface with an intuitive menu (English subtitles only). It is reversible for right or left-handed operators, is IP54 water and dust resistant, and has been tested to withstand 2-meter falls. It supports an optional second headset for an interpreter, doctor, or instructor. A sun shield is supplied.
The keyboard features photo-luminescent keys for visibility in the dark.
Wireless seismic sensors locate buried victims by detecting slight sounds. In open areas, they have a maximum range of 100m, and in operation, depending on the zone, up to 30m. Each wireless sensor includes:
A wired sensor includes:
The audio sensor allows communication with and listening to a victim. Its 8-meter (26 ft) cable facilitates communication in most cases. It is water-resistant (IP 67) and its 38 mm (1.5 in) diameter allows use in core sample drill holes. The microphone's sensitivity enables hearing whispers.
The audio headset is used for:
LEADER SAS guarantees the original purchaser:
General| Brand | Leader |
|---|---|
| Model | Search |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
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