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Cable detectors
With certain models of cable detectors you can locate open
power cables, either live or without cu rrent, up to 300V.
Cable detectors
can locate cables, circuits, short circuits and ground.
They can test protective tubing and coaxial cables. To
perform these functions, it is not necessary to disconnect
electrically sensitive devices or to disconnect the power to
the cable being tested. Can be used on concrete, walls and
ground (CableCop). Cable detectors can also locate
ferrous and non-ferrous metals, wood and plastic with a
level of accuracy. These cable detectors provide a safe way
to test wall sockets for which no plans or information is available about the cables and their output; they are also
very viable in that they allow for quick and safe when holes
are required to be made in walls, ceilings and floors. If
you don't find the vibration meters you are looking for,
please contact us and we will help you find the best
solution to suit your needs by calling our German offices:
+49 (0)29 03 976 99-52;
our Italian offices:
+39 0583 975 114;
or our Spanish offices:
+34 967 543 548
and our technical staff will advise you
regarding our measuring instruments.
Technical specifications for cable detectors can be
found at the following links:
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The
advanced cable detection system allows for safe detection of
wires with or without current including live electrical
circuits up to
300V.
It isn't necessary to cut the power or disconnect devices
that are electrically sensitive. These are the different
applications for cable detectors:
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Detection of cables in walls, ceilings and floors
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Detection of interruptions in cables, switches and fuses
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Detection of short circuits
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Detection of ground connection in triple phase mains power
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Locate stopages in installation tubing
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Follow a ground cable up to 3m below the surface
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Follow protective tubing in water and heating
Cable
detection systems are composed of a signal generator for
active lines and a transmitter for cables without current
such as a receiver.
The
signal generator
and transmitter feed high frequency electro-magnetic signals
through the lines being tested.
These
signals
are
converted
at the end of the cable, into acoustic or optical signals by
the receiver.
The
intensity
of
the
signal
is
the
standard
used
for
locating the line. Two fundamental modes of operation are
used to differenciate between: closed circuits and open
circuits. |