Operating instructions for Cable Detector, article 37270766
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3.2 Characteristics of the cable detector
Detects cables, electric, water and gas supply lines in walls and in the ground.
Detects breaks and short-circuits in electric lines in walls and in the ground.
Locates fuses and maps them to circuits.
Locates plug sockets and junction boxes inadvertently plastered over.
Detects breaks and short-circuits in underfloor heating.
The transmitter has an integral AC/DC voltmeter function that can linearly measure direct and alternating
voltage from 12 to 400 V.
AC~: 12 to 400V (50 to 60 Hz) to 2.5%
DC=: 12 to 400V to 2.5%
The transmitter display can show the preset transmitter power, the codes sent, the energy remaining in the
unit’s battery, the grid voltage found, the AC/DC status of that voltage and a warning signal that grid voltage is
present.
The transmitter has a self-test function that detects its status and shows it to the user on the LCD display.
The receiver display can show the transmitter power, the codes sent, the energy remaining in its battery and
that of the transmitter, the AC signal found and a warning signal for grid voltage.
The receiver sensitivity can be set manually or automatically.
The receiver can determine the frequency automatically.
Both the transmitter and the receiver can be operated in silent mode.
The receiver is available with automatic switch-off (switches off automatically if no button is pressed for over
10 minutes).
The receiver LCD display is backlit for use in low light.
Both the transmitter and the receiver have a flashlight function for use in low light.
Additional transmitters are available to extend the system or differentiate multiple signals.
The cable detector is compact, robust and portable.
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