The Digiphone Touch 5 XHDD503E uses vibration pickup and electromagnetic induction principles to determine the precise location of cable fault points. A high-voltage pulse generator causes flashover discharge at the fault point, and the resulting vibration waves, sound waves, and electromagnetic waves are detected by a specialized probe. The instrument amplifies, processes, displays and outputs these signals for the operator to make an accurate auditory and visual assessment — completing precise fault location directly above the cable.
Suitable for low-resistance, short-circuit, open-circuit, and disconnection faults of power cables, high-frequency coaxial cables, street light cables, and buried wires across various materials, cross-sections, and media, as well as high-resistance leakage and flashover faults.
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Flagship Features
Detection Modes: 4 (AMS / Pure Acoustic / Pure Magnetic / A-Frame) | Accuracy: ≤0.1m | Test Modes: 4 (Standard / Enhanced / Noise Reduction / Custom) | BNR: Yes
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Filter: All-pass | 100Hz ~ 1600Hz |
| Filter: Low-pass | 100Hz ~ 300Hz |
| Filter: High-pass | 160Hz ~ 1600Hz |
| Filter: Band-pass | 200Hz ~ 600Hz |
| Acoustic/Magnetic/Step Voltage Gain | 8 levels adjustable each |
| Output Gain | 16 levels (0 ~ 112dB) |
| Output Impedance | 350Ω |
| Acoustic-Magnetic Positioning Accuracy | ≤0.1m |
| Step Voltage Positioning Accuracy | ≤0.5m |
| Path Identification Accuracy | ≤0.5m |
| BNR Noise Reduction | Yes (background noise reduction + mute) |
| Display | 5-inch high-brightness touch LCD |
| Power Supply | 4 x 18650 standard lithium batteries |
| Standby Time | More than 8 hours |
| Ambient Temperature | -25 ~ 65°C; Humidity: ≤90% |
The most accurate method combining acoustic and electromagnetic detection. When high-voltage discharge occurs at the fault point, the acoustic signal is picked up by the probe while the electromagnetic signal propagates near-instantaneously. The time difference between the two signals determines the exact distance to the fault. Move the sensor to find the point with the smallest time difference — the fault is directly below.
Designed for high-resistance and flashover faults. The acoustic vibration sensor converts sound into electrical signals, which are amplified and filtered. The point with the greatest sound intensity is identified as the fault point through headphone monitoring or visual intensity display.
Determines cable path and fault location. Uses an induction coil to pick up pulse signals from high-voltage discharge. Deviation from the cable path is identified by changes in the pulse signal characteristics, indicating the fault point.
For ground faults in buried cables. A test voltage is applied between the cable and ground, creating a distributed electric field. The A-frame measures potential differences between two points — the potential difference decreases to zero directly above the fault point and reverses polarity beyond it, allowing precise ground fault location.
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Cable Fault Locator (Main Unit) | 5-inch touch LCD with full controls |
| Probe | Including sensor, probe tip, three claws and connecting rod |
| Headphones | For acoustic signal monitoring |
| 7-Core Signal Cable | Connection between main unit and probe |
| A-Frame | For step voltage method testing |
| A-Frame Connection Cable | Connection between main unit and A-frame |
| Ground Pin | A-frame accessory |
| Charger | Fast charger for lithium batteries |
After-Sales: 12-month warranty, lifetime technical support and maintenance.
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