Description
Radiodetection cable for direct connection to Tx in Uzbekistan, Tashkent
Cable with ground clamps for direct connection of the generator. Can only be used with a generator that supplies a signal directly to the communication.
The Radiodetection cable for direct connection to a Transmitter (Tx) is a specialized cable used to connect Radiodetection Transmitters to utilities or conductors for the purpose of utility locating. Here are some key features and details about this cable:
- Purpose: The cable is designed to provide a direct connection between a Radiodetection Transmitter and the utility or conductor being traced. This allows the transmitter to induce a signal onto the utility, which can then be detected and traced using a corresponding receiver or locator.
- Length: The cable comes in various lengths to suit different utility locating tasks. Longer cables provide greater flexibility for reaching distant utilities, while shorter cables may be more convenient for close-range tracing.
- Connectors: The cable is equipped with connectors on both ends that are compatible with the output ports of the Radiodetection Transmitter and the input ports of the utility being traced. These connectors ensure a secure and reliable connection, minimizing signal loss or interference during operation.
- Durability Radiodetection cable for direct connection to Tx: The cable is constructed from durable materials to withstand the rigors of fieldwork and outdoor environments. It is typically designed to be resistant to moisture, abrasion, and other environmental factors that could affect its performance.
- Compatibility Radiodetection cable for direct connection to Tx: The cable is specifically designed for use with Radiodetection Transmitters, ensuring compatibility and optimal performance when used together.
- Applications: The cable is used in a variety of utility locating applications, including locating buried pipes, cables, and other conductive utilities. It is commonly used by construction workers, utility technicians, and infrastructure maintenance crews to accurately locate and map underground utilities, thereby preventing accidental damage during excavation or construction activities.
