DigiCat Leica 650i Locator

LEICA DIGICAT 650I CABLE LOCATOR - Advanced buried service location technology Rugged cable avoidance tool, designed to locate and trace buried conductive services which radiate electromagnetic signals. Similar specification to the 500 series with added data capture capabilities as well as Wireless BlueTooth Data Transfer as standard. Starts in power mode - Ensuring the most potentially dangerous current carrying cable services are detected first for maximum operator safety. Automatic Controls - Making DIGICAT easy to use, requiring minimal user experience. In-built test function - Allowing operators to test the hardware and software functionality of the DIGICAT before use. Service Due Indicator - Supporting customer planned maintenance schedules or quality systems by displaying a wrench icon after 12 months. Hazard Zone - The new feature which indicates the presence of a shallow buried service in power, 8 and 33 kHz modes, ( approximately 30cm) alerting users to the increased risk. High contrast LCD screen - With built-in light sensor, automatically enabling the backlight in dark conditions The 600i locators record and store information whilst thay are in use. The locators start to record information every second after completion of the initial start-up routine. These records ( logs) are stored in the locators memory and can be retrieved and transfered via BlueTooth to a PC for analysis. The locators are capable of storing approximately 80 hours of records. BlueTooth connectivity as standard! Both the DIGICAT 600i and 650i have the added benifit of BlueTooth wireless connectivity. Signal Strength Indication ( SSI) . DIGICAT locators feature numeric signal strength readout, specifically designed for easy Sonde location and use with Signal generator. Pinpoint Assist. Maintains at the highest peak reading obtained on the signal strength indicator for a period of time, allowing the operator to quickly and accurately pinpoint the service position. Depth Inditcation - When using the DIGICAT in conjuction with the DIGITRACE or Sonde in 8 or 33 kHz modes, operators can determine the depth of the buried utility, providing a clear advantage when conducting grouynd surveys.