Signal Clamp - Radiodetection RD400PDL-2 User Manual

RD400PDL-2/PXL-2 User Guide
RD433HCTX-2 Transmitter
A good connection is indicated by a change in
loudspeaker tone. If there is no tone change,
check the electrical contact and ground. If
necessary change the position of the ground or tip
water over the ground contact if placed in dry soil
or sand.
Note: A Receiver can detect a signal many times
weaker than that necessary for a Transmitter tone
change and short distances can be traced without
a tone change from the loudspeaker.

Signal Clamp

The Signal Clamp safely applies a signal to a pipe
or a live cable without interrupting the supply. It
applies a very discriminating signal with reduced
coupling to other conductors.
Warning
To avoid the risk of electric shock, the signal
clamp must be connected to the transmitter
before being placed around the pipe or cable.
Procedure
Connect the Signal Clamp to the Transmitter.
Place the Signal Clamp around the pipe or cable,
ensuring the jaws are closed. Switch on the
Transmitter.
A disconnected pipe or cable cannot generally be
located using a signal clamp.
Note: Do not make a ground connection from the
Transmitter when using the Signal Clamp.