The XHLJ504 cable route tracer(cable pipe locator) is composed of a high-power path signal generator(transmitter) and receiver required for detecting buried cable paths.

The basic principle of the cable path meter is to use a path signal generator (ie, the path meter signal transmitting host) to input a path pulse signal into the cable under test, thereby generating electromagnetic waves, and then receiving them with a probe, and the receiver amplifies the received signal. After processing, the output is sent to the earphone and the pointer meter.

This cable route tracer judges the buried path and depth of the cable according to the sound peaks, sound valleys and the deflection degree of the pointer meter in the earphone.

Multi-function
The cable path receiver is used in connection with probes and headphones, etc., and can be used as a cable fault pinpointer.

Main components

This cable pipe locator is mainly composed of transmitter and receiver, the two parts are shown as below.

Technical Parameters

Transmitter

Receiver

Product Features

1. Using the traditional electromagnetic induction principle, strong anti-interference ability.

2. With over-current and short-circuit protection functions, it is safe and reliable.

3. High power output, not limited by cable length, open circuit can also find a path.

4. The output is steplessly adjustable, suitable for various test sites, with strong adaptability.

5. Super strong magnification, the detection depth is greater than 10 meters.

6. Ultra-low power consumption design, the quiescent current is less than 10mA.

7. The design of the analog meter, the signal strength and trend are clear at a glance.

8. The zero level can be adjusted arbitrarily, which is suitable for all kinds of strong and weak scenes.

On-site cable path test --indication diagram

General route detect connecting wire diagram

Super-length or breaking cable route detection wiring diagram

Special route detection wiring diagram

Test buried depth of the cable

When you judge the buried depth of the cable, you can place the probe at an angle of 45 degrees with the ground on the position of the cable that has been measured, "move outward" perpendicular to the path. Find the most minor sound point in the middle of the probe, then the distance the probe moves is the buried depth of the cable. For the above operation essentials, please refer to the schematic diagram of probe placement in the following figure.

Schematic diagram of probe placement

Packing list