Warning! safety first – Heath Consultants Sure-Lock Utility Pro User Manual

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WARNING!

SAFETY FIRST!

Check for and turn off all power sources before connecting the trans-

mitter directly to otherwise power carrying cables.

Direct connection must NOT be to live 50/60 hertz power sources up to

240 VAC!! The power must be OFF!!

Be certain the transmitter POWER is off before handling the clips on

the conductive assembly. The transmitter can deliver over 100 volts

of signal which is capable of producing electrical shock if not carefully

handled.

SURE-LOCK RECEIVER
(Figure 1-4)

1. ACTIVE FREQUENCIES: 81 kHz with Left-Right and depth displayed.
2. PASSIVE FREQUENCIES: 50-60 hertz without Left-Right depth.
3. DYNAMIC RANGE: 124 dB, typical.
4. DEPTH RANGE: Range to 20’ (240” or 610 cm) continuously displayed

(estimated depth). Metric units (cm) selectable per order. Automated “calcu-
lated depth” function.

5. LEFT-RIGHT GUIDANCE: LCD indicators and audio prompts are present.
6. AUDIO RESPONSE TYPE (Passive): Variable pitch.
7. GAIN ADJUSTMENT: Automatic.
8. LCD: Automatic backlighting. Indication of signal strength, battery level,

operating frequency mode, estimated and calculated depth, self-test status,
speaker volume, Left-Right arrows and signal LOCK.

9. OPERATOR INTERFACE: Interface accomplished via two sealed overlay

membrane switches.

10. BATTERY TYPE: Six alkaline AA cells (NEDA 15A).
11. BATTERY LIFE: 90-120 hours. Automatic shutdown occurs 90 minutes

after idle (no switches pressed).

12. BATTERY STATUS: Continuous indication on the display.
13. ACCESS PORT: For coupler clamps.
14. TEMPERATURE RANGE (operational): -25 degrees Fahrenheit to 150

degrees Fahrenheit (-32 degrees Celsius to 65 degrees Celsius).

15. DIMENSIONS: 30 1/2” L x 5 1/2” W x 1 1/4” D (77.5 cm L x 14 cm W x 3.2

cm D), typical.

16. WEIGHT: 5.3 lbs (2.4 kg).
17. CONSTRUCTION: ABS plastic weather resistant housing meets NEMA 3S

and IP 54 standards.

18. RUGGEDNESS: Withstands three foot drops to ground (soil).

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