Specifications and Product Details:

Our optical & cable locators scan the ground and use radio frequency signal to locate those under ground telecom lines, fibers, CATV, power cable, gas pipes, etc. Th e3C- TAM3000 locator consists of two basic units: a directional radio frequency Transmitter and a Receiver.
We utilize the principle of electromagnetism. The electromagnetic method is a well-test and most popular method in underground utility survey Function: To detect underground cable/pipe /position and depth; to locate position of hidden cable/pipe.

Underground locators needed to do little more than find buried water, gas, or sewer lines. Today, locating has become more complex as telecommunications cables join utility lines in the underground environment. Surprisingly, though,3c-Link underground cable locators rely on the same basic technology found in their early counterparts--injecting an electrical signal onto the cable being located

Main Features

1 Measure and pinpoint sheath and conductor faults, locate cable path/depth quickly and easily. with this lightweight, easy-to-handle unit.
2 Four modes of operation for accurate locates, even in congested areas.
3 Precisely locates
4 A simple, easy-to-use system.
5 LED display

Specifications:

	Benefits
Transmitter
Four operator-selectable frequencies	Optimizes unit performance in varying conditions
Simultaneous signals	Enables receiver to verify cable location
Built-in ohmmeter with voltage sensing/measuring capability	Displays earth fault resistance; confirms far-end grounds and shield continuity
Three signal application methods (direct connect, coupler, induction)	Flexibility under varying plant conditions
Auto load matching	Automatic adjustment of output voltage to maximize signal
High and normal output level	High output level for extreme distance locates and other varying cable conditions
Audible indication of hazardous voltage in ohms mode	Warns operator of potentially dangerous situation
Can connect to energized power cables up to 220 Vac	Prevents inadvertent damage to unit; operates while attached to live circuits
Receiver
Peak and null modes	Verify cable location
Differential mode	Indicates direction to cable
Push-button digital depth readout (of cable or sonde) in centimeters, inches, or feet and inches	Easy, quick and accurate depth measurements; no conversion table required for sonde depth measurements
Measures signal current in cable	Helps identify target cable regardless of depth
Visual and audible cable locates	Ensure accuracy under varying field conditions
Digital fault strength indicator	Operator can differentiate between light and severe faults
Coupler jack	Pair/cable identification
Graphic display	Operator can distinguish between target cable and other cables in congested areas
Expander function	Improves sensitivity of audible and visual response
50/60 Hz passive power and passive VLF mode	Locates cables using receiver only
Physical Specifications
Size Transmitter Receiver	16 cm x 16 cm x 39 cm 70 cm x 20 cm x 11 cm
Weight Transmitter Receiver	3.6 kg (5.88 lbs.) 2 kg (3.98 lbs.)
Receiver
Frequencies Trace mode Tone mode	Active: 577 Hz, 8 kHz, 33 kHz, 133 kHz Passive: Power -50/60 Hz, user-selectable; 577 Hz and 133 kHz pulsed at 8 Hz
Power	Six alkaline LR6 (AA) cells
Typical battery life	8 hours
Transmitter
Output frequencies Trace mode Sheath fault mode Tone mode Induction mode	577 Hz, 8 kHz, 33 kHz, 133 kHz 4/8 Hz for sheath fault; 577 Hz and 33 kHz for tracing 577 Hz and 133 kHz pulsed at 8 Hz 133 kHz
Output voltage (maximum) Sheath fault Trace Tone	30 Vrms 30 Vrms Normal setting: 10 Vrms High setting: 30 Vrms
Output power	Normal setting: Limited to 0.5 W High setting: Limited to 6W
Output protection	240 Vrms
Power	8 alkaline LR14 (C) cells
Typical battery life	4-8hours