T1 Signal Transmitter
RM6,450.00
SuperCAT4+ T1 transmitter is a signal generator which is used for locating buried utility.
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Radiodetection T1 Signal Transmitter
The Radiodetection T1 signal transmitter, a battery operated signal generator used for locating buried utility using induction method.
With range of available accessories, the transmitter can be connected to target utilities via direct connection or clamping.
Available Accessories
An array of accessories are available for the SuperCAT4+ range to apply signals safely and effectively to pipes and cables, including live cables.
- Connected to a FlexiTrace, it enables continuous locating and tracing of non-metallic ducts or pipes, for up to 260’ (80m).
- Connect with a signal clamps, it can be used to apply a transmitter signal to a specific cable or pipe where direct connection is not possible.
- Live plug and cable connectors can be used to energize difficult to locate cables such as power cables from private properties to the main distribution cable in the street.
See the configurations and available frequencies in the table below.
T1 Transmitter Options:
| 10/T1-SUPERCAT4+ | 10/T1-SUPERCAT4+131, 10/T1-SUPERCAT4+640, 10/T1-SUPERCAT4+640/65, 10/T1-BAG |
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Application
SuperCAT4+ and T1 are easy to use, utility-specific locating tools with enhanced features for the challenges faced by particular industries. See below locating methods using a transmitter.
Direct Connection
The most effective method for connecting to a valve, meter, junction box or other access point, as long as access is possible
FlexiTrace™
Connect the T1 to a FlexiTrace to radiate a continuous tracing signal from non-metallic pipes and conduits.
Induction
Conveniently apply a transmitter signal to a pipe or cable when, direct connection or signal clamping is not possible.
Signal Clamping
Safely apply a T1 signal to a pipe or cable up to 220mm/8.5″ diameter without interrupting the supply
Live Cable Connector
For applying the transmitter signal to a live cable or mains socket, the most certain method of locating a power distribution system in a street.
