The XHGG501B cable fault pre-locator, also known as a cable fault tester, is a portable and essential tool for locating faults in cables efficiently and accurately. With a small size and lightweight design, this device is easy to carry around, allowing users to quickly identify cable faults in confined spaces or outdoors.
This cable fault tester is a special instrument for measuring and analyzing the fault status and fault distance of power cables. It is suitable for low-resistance, short-circuit, open-circuit and disconnection faults of power cables, coaxial cables, street light cables and buried wires of various materials with different cross-sections and different media.
Work mode: low-voltage pulse method and high-voltage flashover method (direct flash method and impulse flash method).
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Sampling frequency | 100MHz |
| Low voltage pulse amplitude | 35V |
| Pulse width | 0.2uS/2uS |
| Minimum resolution | 1.0m |
| Test blind area | ≤35m |
| Ranging range | ≥32km |
| Measurement error | ≤±(0.5%×L+1m), L is the cable length |
| Communication interface | RS232 |
| Power supply mode | Charging AC110V~240V, 50Hz/60Hz; built-in 5200mAH lithium battery power supply |
| Working conditions | Temperature -20~+65°C, relative humidity ≤90% |
| Volume | 358L×284W×168H mm |
| Weight | 4.6kg |
Based on the TDR (time domain reflectometry) principle, the XHGG501B applies a pulse signal to the cable under test. When the electric wave travels in the transmission line and encounters a point where the characteristic impedance changes, a reflected signal is generated and displayed as a waveform. The polarity of the echo at the short-circuit point is opposite to that of the transmitted pulse, while the polarity of the echo at the open-circuit point is the same, which allows the operator to judge the fault nature and calculate the fault distance:
| Testing Method | Working Principle | Typical Applications |
|---|---|---|
| Traveling Wave Method (TDR) | Applies pulse signals and captures echoes at impedance-change points, converting reflection time into fault distance. | Core ranging principle covering all cable fault types |
| Low-Voltage Pulse Method | Injects 35V low-voltage pulses and analyzes the reflected waveform to measure cable length, wave speed and fault distance. | Open-circuit, low-resistance, short-circuit and disconnection faults |
| High-Voltage Flashover Method (Direct Flash) | A DC high-voltage power supply applies voltage to the faulty cable; when the voltage reaches a certain value, the fault point breaks down and flashes over, and the reflected signal is captured. | High-resistance flashover faults of power cables |
| High-Voltage Flashover Method (Impulse Flash) | The high-voltage pulse signal source applies impulse signals to the faulty cable to discharge the fault point instantly, and the sampler receives the fault reflection signal. | Leakage high-resistance faults of power cables |
This instrument provides cable engineers with a reliable, comprehensive solution for power cable fault pre-location, helping minimize outage time through rapid and accurate fault distance measurement.
| Item | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Cable fault tester | 1 unit |
| Sampling box | 1 piece |
| Power cord | 1 piece |
| Single Q cable | 1 piece |
| Double Q cable | 1 piece |
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