Product Description
An Underground Cable Locator is a professional diagnostic instrument used to detect, trace, and pinpoint underground electrical cables and buried utility lines without excavation. It helps technicians locate cable paths, measure depth, and identify faults such as open circuits, short circuits, and insulation damage in buried power and communication networks.
This equipment is widely used in power utilities, construction sites, maintenance teams, telecom networks, and industrial plants for safe and accurate underground cable mapping and fault detection.
Key Features
• Detects and traces underground power and communication cables
• Identifies cable route without excavation
• Measures cable depth accurately (variant dependent)
• Locates open circuit, short circuit, and insulation faults
• Transmitter and receiver system for precise detection
• Adjustable signal frequency for different tracing conditions
• High-sensitivity receiver for deep underground detection
• Digital display with signal strength and direction indicators
• Compatible with live and de-energised cable tracing (model dependent)
• Clamp and direct connection signal injection options
• Audio and visual indication for easy fault tracking
• Rugged portable design for field operation
Specifications
• Product Type: Underground Cable Locator
• System Type: Transmitter + Receiver Set
• Detection Method: Electromagnetic signal tracing / TDR (variant dependent)
• Operating Frequency: Multi-frequency selectable (e.g., 512 Hz – 33 kHz typical range)
• Depth Measurement: Up to several meters (depending on cable and soil conditions)
• Power Supply: Rechargeable battery / AC charger (model dependent)
• Output Modes: Direct connection/induction clamp / radiated signal
• Display Type: LCD / LED signal strength display
• Sensitivity: Adjustable gain control for precise locating
• Operating Environment: Outdoor industrial/underground utility work
• Construction: Heavy-duty impact-resistant housing
• Application: Underground cable routing, fault finding, telecom lines, power distribution networks, pipeline detection

