Hello everyone. Toady’s post is going to spotlight the Armada Pro300 Wire and Valve Locator. I have explained some basic wire locating principles in previous posts but I will briefly address them again here and then discuss the features that make the Armada Pro300 unique.
Functionality and Ease of Use are two very important qualities to consider when you are in the market for an underground cable locator. Armada Technologies covers all these bases with their versatile Pro871C Underground Cable Locator.
Tracking and finding faults that are buried underground can be a painstaking task if you don’t have the right tools for the job. The Armada GFL3000 Ground Fault Locator fills this role splendidly as that is precisely what it was designed to do. The GFL3000 comes with two basic components, a transmitter and the receiver. The transmitter is easy to set up as you will connect one end to the wire you are trying to locate faults and then you would put a ground rod to find the leakage.
Greetings. In this post I’m going to take a look at the Armada Pro800D, detailing its many features and giving you a brief recap of my hands on time using the locator in the field. The Pro800D’s transmitter is built in to the rugged carrying case so you don’t have to worry about lugging around any extra equipment.
This is super convenient and the whole unit weighs less than you would expect when you pick up the case. When you do get it out to the job site you just pop the case open and hook up your leads.
Hello again everyone. Today we’re going to take a look at wire and valve location, specifically theArmada Pro700. This is a relatively simple to use locator that packs a lot of power and gets the job done right.
Key Features:
• Tracks irrigation wires, finds missing valves and detects damage or cuts to vulnerable underground cabling
A life before technology does not seem to be a life I would like to live in. When I think about how people used to manage a client’s irrigation system, a system that they did not install, I can only imagine how labor intensive that could be. If a valve or wiring was buried how would you find it without using your best judgment and digging random holes? Thankfully, wire and valve locators have been invented to make that an easier task.
