Virax 294130 Manual De Instrucciones página 12

2. Technical data / Specifications
LOCATOR (ref. 294130):
Operating range (with 16 m CABLE for Mini VISIOVAL):
(depth) .............................................. 0.6 – 2.45 m (2' - 8')
(horizontal) ........................................ 0 – 4.5 m (0' – 15')
Deviation and maximum range always depend on the probe, the ground, the pipe's material, etc.
Frequencies ....................................... 512 Hz, 640 Hz, 50/60 Hz passive, 33 KHz active/passive
Estimated battery life ......................... 3-5 hours
Weight .............................................. 1.5 Kg / 3 lbs. 4.91 Oz.
Size:
Length ............................................... 63.5 cm / 25"
Width ................................................. 31.75 cm / 12.5"
Height ................................................ 10.16 cm / 4"
Environment of use:
Temperature 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
Humidity ............................................ Maximum of 95 % without condensation (display unit)
Storage temperature -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F)
3. Function of the product
3.1 Description
The locator is intended for use with the 16 m CABLE for mini VISIOVAL (ref. 294121) and the
Mini VISIOVAL camera (ref. 294110). Once a leak or blockage has been identified with the
camera, the Mini VISIOVAL camera should then be disconnected from the 16 m CABLE for Mini
VISIOVAL, and then connected to the LOCATOR to detect the frequency emitted by the head of
the 16 m CABLE for Mini VISIOVAL. Used together, these 3 devices provide a professional
device for inspecting, identifying and precisely locating the position of a damaged or clogged
drainage pipe. Note - any other SONDE (transmitter) emitting compatible frequencies can be
detected by way of the LOCATOR used with the Mini VISIOVAL camera.
3.2 Standard Equipment
The LOCATOR (Ref. 294130) is provided with the following components:
- LOCATOR (Mini VISIOVAL sold separately)
– Manual
– Shock resistant plastic case
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IMPORTANT NOTE – Information should be sought out on the layout
of underground networks BEFORE DIGGING to check the position of
any potentially dangerous underground power line or gas pipe.
PLEASE NOTE that "not" all underground pipes emit a suitable signal
which can be detected with a locator (e.g. gas pipes that have no
electrical charge whatsoever). This tool must not be relied upon to
replace a standard safety protocol – Always contact the network
providers before digging so as to avoid dangerous or fatal
mistakes!
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