CA 110-240 V, 50/60 Hz ; batterie au lithium intégrée de 5 200 mAh
Temps de charge/temps de travail:
Environ 2 heures de charge, plus de 5 heures de travail
Tension de tenue du coupleur d'impulsions:
35 kV en courant continu
Indice de protection:
IP54
Température de fonctionnement:
-20°C à +65°C
Mettre en évidence:
High Light
Mettre en évidence:
10.1 inch touch screen cable fault locator
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65km underground power cable tester
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TDR cable fault pre locator
Trading Information
Quantité de commande min:
1 unité
Prix:
Négociable
Détails d'emballage:
Caisse en bois avec mousse antichoc
Délai de livraison:
5-8 jours ouvrables
Conditions de paiement:
T/T
Capacité d'approvisionnement:
2000 unités par an
Description de produit
XHGG501E Cable Fault Pre Locator The XHGG501E is a portable, industrial-grade cable fault pre locator that measures the distance to faults in underground power cables using the traveling wave (TDR) method. Built around a 10.1-inch touch all-in-one computer and an embedded operating system, it integrates the low-voltage pulse method, the high-voltage flashover method and the multiple pulse (8-times) method in one instrument, so field crews can pre-locate low-resistance, short
Used this cable locator for 4 months on DEWA utility projects. Works well even in 45°C summer heat — no overheating issues. Depth readings accurate, multiple frequencies helpful for busy urban areas. Battery lasts full shift.Overall: Solid value for money. Recommended for utility and construction teams in Gulf region.
Bhai, this pulse generator is total game changer for our discom team. Six months heavy use across Uttar Pradesh — heat, dust, monsoon humidity, still going strong. Fault detection is spot on, saves us hours of digging every time. Build is tough, no-nonsense.
And the price? Forget those fancy foreign brands charging 3x more. This is proper value for money. Our linemen love it. Must buy for any electricity department. Jai power!
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