Product Highlights Look before you dig! The LKZ-1000 allows construction crews to: Detect underground energized (live) wires Detect de-energized underground wires Trace metallic or non-conductive pipes Trace a determined cable Determine the depth of a cable The LKZ-1000 cable & pipe locator consists of an improved LKN-1000 transmitter and the LKO-1000 receiver that together deliver significantly higher detection technology to: Detect underground services at greater depths Give more accurate depth estimation Detect in the presence of high signal interference LKZ-1000 Technology: Four adjustable output levels with maximum output level of 1 W Choice of 3 tracing signals, 8 kHz or 33 kHz, or at 8 kHz and 33 kHz together Locates cables up to 3 m, 10 ft deep Trace non-conductive pipelines using a “floating” probe Transmitter detection of de-energized underground wires using a galvanized, inductive, or clamp-based connection Trace metallic or non-conductive pipes using an additional probe Location by connecting the transmitter directly to an object that is not live Location by using an adapter that connects the transmitter to an AC outlet User-friendly Design Features: Compact and light-weight for less fatigue when operating for long periods Sensibly located control buttons for hand operation Easy-to-view backlit LCD with contrast auto on-off Clear visual and audio signals for easier operation Automatic adjustment of detection sensitivity 5 operating modes Durable waterproof design for harsh outdoor conditions; protection rating of IP65 Self-test function to test the LKN-1000 before use Shallow cable-depth warning indicator Cable direction indication Audio tones to facilitate locating or tracing Adjustment of transmitter power and frequency Passive or Active Operating Modes: Passive POWER with 50 Hz or 60 Hz – enables location of live wires and cables Passive RADIO (15-30 kHz) – for quick, non-selective location of an underground metallic installation Active with transmitter (8 kHz and 33 kHz), enables detection using the inductive mode; just place the transmitter over the traced object
