Built for electrical utility distribution teams who need accurate cable path and depth data for medium and low voltage network maintenance. The XHLJ504L delivers ±5% depth accuracy and 5m detection range, helping crews locate buried cables before excavation — reducing outage risks and service disruptions.
Industry-leading precision for as-built documentation and network asset management.
Covers standard utility burial depths for distribution cables in urban and suburban environments.
High-power output ensures reliable signal penetration through varied soil conditions.
Standard utility mains power — no special power supply needed on site.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Power supply | 220V(1±10%) 50Hz(1±5%) |
| Product name | cable path meter |
| Output power | path signal generator:100W |
| Output current | path signal generator:0-2A |
| Positioning accuracy | depth ±5% |
| Depth range | 5m |
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Q: How does the XHLJ504L support utility distribution network maintenance?
Utility distribution networks often span kilometers with cables installed decades ago under roads and pavements that have since been resurfaced multiple times. The XHLJ504L's 5m depth detection and long-range tracing capability enables maintenance crews to accurately map legacy cable routes, locate undocumented branches, and verify as-built records without excavation.
Q: What is the difference between direct connection and induction methods for utility work?
Direct Connection provides the strongest, most accurate signal by physically connecting the transmitter to the cable conductor—ideal for planned maintenance where the cable can be de-energized. Induction (clamp or built-in antenna) is used when the cable is live, inaccessible, or when a quick survey of multiple cables is needed. Utility crews typically use direct connection for precise mapping and induction for initial surveys.
Q: Can the instrument detect cable faults as well as trace the path?
The XHLJ504L is primarily a cable path meter with depth measurement capability. It can identify the location of complete cable breaks (open circuits) by detecting where the tracing signal drops to zero. For precise fault pinpointing (leakage, partial shorts, flashover faults), a dedicated cable fault pinpointer or TDR-based pre-locator should be used as a complementary instrument.
Q: How does the instrument handle challenging soil conditions?
Soil conductivity significantly affects detection performance. In high-conductivity clay soils, signals propagate well but may bleed to adjacent utilities. In low-conductivity sandy or rocky soils, signals attenuate faster, reducing detection range. The XHLJ504L's adjustable output power (Low/Medium/High) and frequency selection allow operators to optimize settings for local soil conditions encountered during utility surveys.
Q: What warranty and support is provided?
12-month standard warranty against manufacturing defects with lifetime technical support. CE and ISO certified. Each kit includes receiver, transmitter, connection cables, coupling clamp, ground rod, rechargeable batteries, chargers, user manual, and rugged transport case. On-site operator training and extended warranty options are available for utility organizations.
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