Description

Analog Locator – Practical and Affordable

Features of the Analog Locator

The analog locator is a device designed to detect 512 Hz signals, a frequency commonly used in push cameras and signal transmitters. This locator is a practical and cost-effective option for signal detection in various applications and environments.

Efficiency and Functionality

The analog locator can detect signals at depths of up to 16.4 feet, with an accuracy margin of approximately 6 inches. It provides precise location feedback through sound, increasing the volume as it gets closer to the signal and decreasing as it moves away. It also features a bar graph that indicates signal sensitivity, offering an additional visual guide.

Technology and Usability

This locator is user-friendly, with a near/far adjustment switch and a dial to fine-tune the detection field. It also includes a battery level indicator and a button to switch between near and far detection modes. The simple design makes it accessible for operators of all experience levels.

Applications and Use

The analog locator is ideal for a wide range of applications, including the inspection of sewer systems, drainage lines, and other underground utilities. Its ability to detect 512 Hz signals makes it compatible with most push cameras and signal transmitters on the market. Its practical design and adjustable detection range make it a versatile and efficient tool for professionals across various industries.

Additional Benefits

The analog locator is not only affordable but also highly functional. Its adjustable detection field and visual sensitivity indication enable precise and efficient locating. Moreover, its easy handling and durable design ensure long-lasting performance under demanding work conditions.