Megger Cable Locators, Wire Tracers & Fuse Finders
Discover the top Megger cable locators for precise detection. Find efficient solutions to enhance your cable management. Read more to choose the best tool!
Find out more about Megger Cable Locators, Wire Tracers & Fuse Finders below.
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£29.00
£34.80 inc. vat
- Locate wooden joists or studs
- Locate metal joists or studs
- Locate live AC cables
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£73.00
£87.60 inc. vat
- Automatic sensitivity adjustment
- Audible and visual alerts
- Suitable for use on 110/230V circuits
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£194.00
£232.80 inc. vat
- Works on both live and dead cables
- Automatic and manual sensitivity adjustment
- Detect cables to a depth of 2.5m
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About Megger Cable Locators, Wire Tracers & Fuse Finders
Megger is a renowned manufacturer of electrical test and measurement equipment, offering a range of tools designed to detect, trace, and identify electrical cables, wires, and fuses.
Megger Cable Locators and Wire Tracers
- Functionality: These devices detect and trace cables or metallic conductors within walls or buried underground. They can also locate breaks, short circuits, and trace metal pipes. The MCT105 Cable Tracer is designed for precise cable identification, making it an essential tool for electricians and maintenance professionals.
- Operation: A transmitter unit is connected to the cable or wire being traced. It sends a specific signal (usually a low-voltage, high-frequency signal) through the conductor. A handheld receiver unit detects the signal emitted by the transmitter. The receiver can pick up the signal through walls, floors, and other obstructions, allowing the user to trace the path of the cable or wire.
Megger Fuse Finders
- Functionality: Fuse finders are designed to quickly and reliably identify the correct fuse in a fuse box or panel that corresponds to a specific circuit or outlet.
- Operation: The fuse finder also consists of a transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter is plugged into the circuit or outlet that needs to be identified, injecting a specific signal into the circuit. The receiver is then used at the fuse box, moving across the fuses. The receiver detects the injected signal, and the fuse that produces the strongest or clearest signal is identified as the correct fuse for the targeted circuit.
Applications
- Electrical Maintenance and Troubleshooting: Quickly locate and trace cables, identify faults such as breaks or short circuits, and ensure proper circuit identification to enhance safety and efficiency.
- Installation Verification: Confirm the routing of cables and proper connection of circuits during new installations or renovations.
- Utility and Industrial Settings: Trace underground cables and pipes to prevent accidental damage during excavation or construction activities.
