Cable Location
Radiodetection – Cat 4+
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Radiodetection – Cat 4, StrikeAlert
The CAT 4 with Strike Alert is built for performance and reliability, enabling quick and accurate location of buried utilities. Available to purchase hire and service.
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Radiodetection – Cat 4, StrikeAlert
The CAT 4 is Radiodetection’s standard model Cable Avoidance Tool, designed to enhance safety during excavation by helping operators detect buried cables and pipes. When paired with the Genny4 transmitter, it allows operators to quickly and accurately locate a wide range of utilities, minimising the risk of injury and damage.
A standout safety feature of the CAT 4, StrikeAlert, provides an audible and visual warning when the device detects a potential cable strike risk. This alerts the operator to stop and reassess the situation, significantly reducing the chances of damaging buried utilities or causing harm.
Key Features:
- Power Mode – Detects signals from energised cables.
- Radio Mode – Detects radio signals from powered cables.
- Genny Mode – Works in conjunction with the Genny4 transmitter for enhanced detection of buried utilities.
- Avoidance Mode – Helps operators identify safe digging zones and avoid potential hazards.
- StrikeAlert – Warns operators when approaching a buried utility, reducing the risk of accidental strikes.
With the CAT 4, operators can confidently perform excavation tasks, knowing they have a reliable tool that enhances safety, minimises utility damage, and boosts overall efficiency.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Most modern cable and pipe locators are designed to be weather-resistant, but it is important to check the specifications of each model. Avoid using the equipment in extreme weather conditions which may impair functionality or safety.
These devices typically use electromagnetic signals to detect metallic utilities underground. They may also use a combination of transmitter and receiver units to trace the paths of these utilities.
A user manual should be available on the product page of our site. If this is not the case with your item, please get in touch with us. Do not attempt to use an instrument without reading the instructions for use.
