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TX10 transmitter - Frequency transmitter

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HT €2,600.00

TTC €3,120.00

The TX 10 Watt frequency transmitter will give you the possibility of supplying electricity to a needle of 150 meters and beyond. Its screen allows you to display output current, volts, resistance, frequency as well as resistance types.

Attention to detect the pipe/network, you must be equipped with a network locator.

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Livraison 24-48h

Expédition express depuis nos ateliers à Toulouse.

SAV atelier France

Réparation sous 48h — concepteur français depuis 2004.

A compact and robust frequency transmitter

Compact, robust, ergonomic, and IP54 this transmitter gives a constant output current. The TX-10 then guarantees professionals quality and various execution possibilities:

Direct connection ranging from 98 Hz to 200 kHz
SD mode (signal direction)
Fault-Find function
Actual resistance measurement up to 1 Mohm
Clamp
Induction

How can I identify a network?

To locate a live electrical conduit, you need a Vscan or Vloc3 Cam type detector. A locator allows you to locate emissive networks such as electrical or telephone cables.

How to identify an emissive network?

Pass your network locator directly in radio mode above your electrical network. The current flowing inside will allow you to locate the signal with your locator.

How to identify a non-emitting network?

Equip yourself a detectable needle, insert it into your pipe and supply it with electricity using your TX10 generator. All you have to do is follow the signal with your surface locator. You can also “connect” the generator directly to your pipe (cast iron for example). The current will flow and you will be able to spot the signal with your locator

How to spot a cast iron pipe without access?

Start the generator with grounding. The electrical signal will induce the pipes into conductive materials. The locator will then be able to identify the route of the pipe.