Product Description
XHDD503 is a classic portable power cable fault pinpointer independently developed and produced by our company. After more than 50 years of precipitation, the acoustic-magnetic synchronization detection technology it adopts has become very mature and widely accepted and recognized by users in the industry.
The XHDD503 cable fault locator is very small and light, it is packed in a protective PVC case, easy to carry after the user finished detection.
Product characteristics
1,Accurately locate the fault point by using the vibration wave, sound wave and electromagnetic wave generated by the flashover discharge at the fault point.
2,Acoustic and magnetic channels are designed separately and powered separately, with stronger anti-interference ability.
3,Super powerful magnification of 500,000 times, the detection depth is greater than 10 meters.
4,Quiescent current is less than 10mA, ultra-low power consumption design, continuous operation for more than 20 hours.
5,Meter design, the signal strength and trend are clear at a glance.
6,Zero electrical level design, can be adjusted arbitrarily, suitable for all kinds of strong and weak scenes.
7,Small size, light weight, easy to carry.
Technical parameter
PACKING LIST |
Name |
Qty. |
Name |
Qty. |
Cable fault pinpointer |
1 |
Battery |
2 |
Probe |
1 |
Headphone |
1 |
Strap |
1 |
Audio line |
1 |
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Company Profile
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