What The Box Contains; Safe Use Of The Instruments; Getting Started; Fitting Batteries - Elcometer 701 Operating Instructions Manual

Live cable locator & cable avoidance tool
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1.2 What the box contains

Elcometer 701 Rx (receiver)
Elcometer 701 Tx (transmitter)
Measurement cable (2 m), 2 x
Alligator clip, 2 x
Earth spike
Batteries for receiver, 10 x
Batteries for transmitter, 6 x
Operating instructions
Nylon carrying bag
The Elcometer 701 is packed in a cardboard package. Please ensure that this packaging is
disposed of in an environmentally sensitive manner. Consult your local Environmental Authority for
further guidance.
To maximise the benefits of your new Elcometer 701 Pipe and Cable Locator please take
some time to read these Operating Instructions. Do not hesitate to contact Elcometer or your
Elcometer supplier if you have any questions.

2 SAFE USE OF THE INSTRUMENTS

The instruments should be used with care. Follow the instructions given in these
Operating Instructions. Read and understand all warnings.
• Direct connections to live cables
Direct connections to live cables should be made by qualified personnel only.
• Lines without a signal
The Elcometer 701 Receiver can only locate lines which emit a signal; lines which do not emit a
signal will not be located. If no lines have been found, it is important to always exercise extreme
caution when digging.

3 GETTING STARTED

3.1 Fitting batteries

3.1.1 Receiver (Rx)
The receiver is powered by 10 alkaline 'AA' batteries.
The status of the batteries in the receiver is checked upon start-up and indicated in
the display
During operation, the receiver checks the battery strength at regular intervals. If battery capacity
falls below 10% of the threshold value, an audible warning signal is given and the current status of
the batteries is shown in the upper part of the display.
In order to replace the batteries, the battery compartment cover must be removed.
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