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Service & Installation Accessories
Cable Hound DSP Pipe & Cable Locator
NEW FEATURES
• Improved depth and distance capabilities
• New receiver utilizes state-of-the-art
Digital Signal Processing for a sharper,
more defined signal while filtering out
electrical interference
• Auto-Off switch on the Transmitter and
Receiver improves battery life
• Quality padded headphones - for use in
noisy environments - are included in each
DSP Kit
• Improved case with batteries in a separate
compartment for easy replacement
ALL
NEW
Part #
99-0118
Description
Transmitter, DSP Receiver, Tone Probe, Ground
Rod, CH Headphones, and Carrying Case
NOW... With Digital Noise Suppression!
The Cable Hound Receiver with DSP noise suppression uses state-of-the-art Digital Signal Processing to filter out
virtually all unwanted noise. This allows the user to detect only the 2.7 KHz signal produced by the Cable Hound
transmitter. DSP Technology offers a dramatic improvement in underground cable locating, especially in high electrical
noise environments.
Each Cable Hound DSP Kit consists of a Transmitter, Receiver, Tone Probe, Ground Rod and Carrying Case. The
dimensions of the unit are 15.5” x 13.5” x 4” and the weight less batteries is 4.5 lbs.
The Transmitter, powered by eight “C” size batteries, is an integral part of the carrying case. It has two clip leads
approximately 15 feet long used to electrically place the Transmitter between the ground rod and the object being located.
In addition to a battery condition indicator, the Transmitter features a control switch which selects whether a steady or
warble tone is to be transmitted. When the suspended probe is in a quiet or null position (minimum audible tone) the cable
or pipe is directly beneath the probe.
The DSP Receiver is a sensitive solid-state Digital amplifier in a durable plastic housing. It is equipped with a 60 Hz filter
to prevent AC induction. It also includes a volume control knob, a headset jack for noisy environments and a battery
condition indicator. This unit also has a belt clip to facilitate hands-free operation. The Receiver is powered by a nine volt
battery and will reproduce a steady or warble tone.
The Tone Probe, encased in molded rubber, acts as a directional antenna which picks up the transmitted tone. In
addition, the unit has a bubble level for accurate depth determination. The Tone Probe is connected to the Receiver by
a flexible, insulated, two-wire cable. The Receiver turns on when the probe is connected.
The adjustable Stereo Headphones are padded for comfort and are equipped with a 6 1 ⁄2 ft. cord and a 3.5 mm plug.
The receiver speaker turns off when the headphones are in use.
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