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Magnetic Locator Schonstedt GA-52CX

Magnetic Locator Schonstedt GA-52CX

Stock Code: GA-52CX
$2,290.00 - $2,290.00
$2,290.00 Excl. GST
$2,290.00 Excl. GST
$2,290.00 Excl. GST

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AVAILABILITY: This item is usually dispatched same day
 The GA-52Cx Locators detect the magnetic field of iron and steel objects and energised power lines. Both provide audio detection signals that peak in frequency when the locator's tip is held directly over the target.
Schonstedt's underground magnetic locators have been setting the standards for reliability and dependability for over 30 years. They are designed to withstand the rigours of daily on-site usage and a wide range of environmental conditions. In fact, the Model GA-52Cx is so rugged and dependable it's backed by a 7-year warranty.
Designed for one-hand operations, the On/Off-Sensitivity and Volume controls are located on the underside of the cover on both locators. This provides easy access, protects the knobs and contributes to their overall ruggedness and dependability.

FEATURES:

  • 5 sensitivity settings
  • Comes with a hard case
  • Rugged design
  • Sensitivity and volume controls
  • Industry proven reliability

SPECIFICATIONS:

  • Batteries: 2x 9V Alkaline batteries
  • Battery Life: 40 hours (intermittent usage)
  • Output: Approx. 40 Hz idle tone in speaker. Tone frequency increases (or decreases) with gradient-field intensity
  • Weight: 1.13kg
  • Operating Temperature: -25° to 60°C
  • Length: 107cm
  • Waterproof length: 87cm from bottom tip
  • Nominal Sensor Spacing: 50.8cm
  • Construction: Rugged, modular all solid state in aluminium casing
  • No response to: Aluminium, brass, or copper
  • Warranty: Seven years

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Paul Whittaker
Good locator

I couldn't decide between three and four stars for this review. I am not overly impressed with the design of the cover, where you have to expose all the electrical workings just to put the batteries in. Having said that, it does work well for finding buried pins.

The Trig Instruments staff member I talked to, said that although these are an older design, there are a lot of them on the market and they do give a good life span. I have since looked at their other brand on Trig Instruments display at the NZIS conference and I think I like it a bit more. I will keep going with this one, but next time I will try the other one I think.