The Digicat 500i and 550i represent the latest design in cable location technology. With state-of-the-art digital signal processing (DSP) and intelligent software, the Digicat i-Series locators make ground surveys a simple and speedy task; increasing onsite safety and ultimately saving time and money.

The Digicat 500i and 550i locate buried conductive services by receiving electromagnetic signals which radiate from them. The Digicat's software interprets the signals and provides the operator with an audible and visual response to the position and direction of the buried services.

Buried service location has never been so easy.....

Digicat 500i locator

With its automatic controls and combined detection mode "Auto Mode" the Digicat 500i locator has been specifically designed to reduce human error during the location process. Combined with its precise and reliable service positioning, the Digicat 500i will prevent damage to underground services during excavation projects. Active signal tracing is available when using the Digitex 8/33 signal generator.

Available for 50 Hz or 60 Hz to suit your regions mains power frequency.

Digicat 550i locator

Contains the same functionality as the Digicat 500i, however it offers the added benefit of service depth estimation, when used in conjunction with the Digitex 8/33 signal generator or Sonde in 8/33 kHz mode.

Available for 50 Hz or 60 Hz to suit your regions mains power frequency.

Bluetooth Technology

The Digicat i-Series locators can be purchased with the added benefit of Bluetooth wireless connectivity, allowing  them to integrate seamlessly with mobile mapping technology to log survey data.

Digitex 8/33 Signal Generator
The DIGICAT with the DIGITEX 8/33 signal generator give highly accurate results via specific tracing frequencies. Designed in conjunction with the Digicat locator, to easily and accurately trace the route of, or locate, an underground cable or metal pipe that does not carry a naturally present signal. The Digitex 8/33 generates a specific "active" signal, which can then be traced using the Digicat.