© 2012 SPX
RAIL IMAGES Specialists in Rail Photography C.A.T4™ AND GENNY4™ :
DETECT MORE, FASTER, SMARTER, SAFER.
REDEFINING THE STANDARD IN CABLE AVOIDANCE
The new Cable Avoidance Tool range from Radiodetection delivers enhanced, safer utility locating, with optional usage logging, in a package immediately familiar to C.A.T and Genny operatives. ■
Enhanced location of small diameter cables and spurs with Signal Boost and simultaneous dual frequency functions.
■ Refined Avoidance Mode™ with selective gain and
Real Sound to search for and pinpoint utilities in just one scan.
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Dynamic Overload Protection extends locating into electrically challenging areas such as substations.
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Optional logging of key usage parameters to enable identification of training needs.
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Classic C.A.T and Genny look and operation, simplifying fleet introduction.
To find out more contact us: +44 (0)117 976 7776
rd.sales.uk@
spx.com www.spx.com www.radiodetection.com
Britain’s leading rail photo library High quality commissioned photography Digital video shooting & edit facilities
Tel/Fax: 01702 525059 email:
info@railimages.co.uk www.railimages.co.uk
Accepted for use by Network Rail
The following are considered trademarks of Radiodetection Ltd. and SPX Corporation: C.A.T, Genny and Avoidance Mode. Copyright 2012 Radiodetection Ltd. – SPX Corporation. All rights reserved. Radiodetection is a subsidiary of SPX Corporation.
Times House, Bravingtons Walk, Regent Quarter London N1 9AW. Tel: +44 (0) 7042 9961
david.hiscock@rmf.co.uk www.rmf.co.uk
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