Spare Parts for Cable Locator Transmitter
Service parts to keep transmitters/signal generators operational on site.
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Typical spare parts
- Connectors: output sockets, clamps, ground posts, fuse holders
- Leads: connection & return leads, replacement and test cables
- Power: battery trays, packs, charge ports, covers
Selection guide
- Compatibility: verify model ID, serial number and connector/thread standard
- Ingress protection: choose IP rating/materials for your environment
- Signal integrity: correct cable impedance and clean contacts for stable injection
- Uptime: stock common wear parts (seals, sockets) to avoid delays
Pro tips
- Power down and remove batteries/packs before servicing
- Clean sealing surfaces, lightly grease O-rings, follow torque specs
- After replacement, verify direct, clamp and induction coupling performance
FAQ
- Does a housing replacement affect output?
- No, provided seals and connectors are installed correctly. Run a short post-repair check.
- Is calibration needed after replacing output sockets?
- Usually not. Only signal-path interventions may require verification under load.
- Which parts wear out first?
- Seals, output sockets, leads and keypads are the most common consumables.
- How should I store spare parts?
- Dry, dust-free, out of UV; keep seals clean and unstressed.