Engineered in India
Know the Route.
Before You Dig.
Sends a locating signal down a buried cable so crews map its route and depth before anyone digs.
About the instrument
Built around the
work on site.
Route tracing is an important part of preparing for cable maintenance. Share your cable arrangement and the conditions on site so we can discuss a suitable transmitter and receiver combination for your work.
AFG 100
Before a fault can be pinpointed, the crew has to know where the cable actually runs. The AFG 100 puts a steady audio-frequency signal onto the cable, which a receiver follows along the surface.
Crews walk the route, mark the bends and estimate depth, so excavation follows the cable rather than the old drawing.
Sends a locating signal down a buried cable so crews map its route and depth before anyone digs. The final configuration, accessories and operating method should be reviewed against the actual application and site procedures.
Designed for the conditions where the measurement happens.
AFG 100
Cable Route Tracing Equipment
Follows the real route
Not the drawing on file
Light and portable
Carried to site by one person
Clear display
Frequency and mode at a glance