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- Condition
- New
- Model
- NF-826
- Dimensions
- 1.77 x 1.3 x 4.72 in
- Weight
- 0.5 kg
- Color
- Black, Red
- Power Source
- Battery Powered
- Style
- portable
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- NF-826
Features 5
- Underground Wire Locator: Effortlessly locate buried cables and pipelines with NOYAFA NF-826 underground wire locator wire tracer range-Up to 3-4 feet deep and 2000 feet in length.This portable instrument includes a transmitter, receiver, anaccessories, and uses digital circuit technology to ensure stable and reliable electrical performance. Save time and avoid damage to walls or ground by diagnosing fault locations without digging up the entire cable path.
- Wire Break Locator: NF-826 wire tracer can accurately detect single-core and multi-core cables, as well as metal pipes buried in walls or underground. It is ideal for inspecting safety circuits, covered sockets, and junction box issues, and can quickly locate short-circuit faults in underfloor electric heating lines.. (NOTICE: The short-circuit point test must first know the short-circuit core, otherwise it cannot be tested.)
- High Sensitivit: NF-826 underground cable locator can be adjusted manually or automatically. The circuit tracer works under mute mode and features automatic frequency sweep functions and a flashlight, backlight, and automatic shutdown functions after 10 minutes of inactivity. Additional transmitters can extend or distinguish multiple signals.
- Practical Wire Tracer Tools :The circuit breaker finder transmitter comes equipped with a self-checking function to detect its own working status, which is displayed on the LCD screen. The line tracer transmitter can also linearly measure AC/DC voltage from 12 to 400V, making it indispensable for installation and maintenance of weak current systems, communication lines, computer networks, and other metal wire circuits.
- Reliable Performance: NOYAFA NF-826 cable locator features a built-in 1400mAh lithium battery with a running time of 6-10 hours and convenient charging. Perfect for a wide range of applications such as weak current system installation, communication lines, wiring circuits, telephone systems, computer networks, and metal wire circuits, making it suitable for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike.If have any question, please contact us
Description
2026 New Release Can it detect cables in concrete slabs ? Yes, NF-826 can detect cables buried in walls and underground, and it works well for locating wires under concrete. How accurate is its cable detection? The NF-826 underground cable finder is highly accurate in finding the location of buried wires and short circuit breaks in walls and underground. How long does the battery work ? NF-826 built-in 1400 mAh lithium battery, it is fully charged can be used continuously for 6-8 hours, and with a long period of time without operation automatic shutdown function, to avoid power consumption How long and how deep can it test? Noyafa NF-826 wire tracer range-up to 3-4 feet deepand 3000 feet in length NOYAFA NF-826 NOYAFA NF-8301 NOYAFA NF-818L NOYAFA NF-816LP NOYAFA NF-816LS
Specs 18
| Brand | NOYAFA |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Style | portable |
| Color | Black, Red |
| Item Weight | 0.5 kg |
| Minimum Operating Voltage | 12 |
| Upper Temperature Rating | 40 °C |
| Measurement Type | Voltmeter |
| Style Name | portable |
| Item Dimensions | 1.77 x 1.3 x 4.72 inches |
| Specification Met | CE |
| Brand Name | NOYAFA |
| Model | NF-826 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Item Highlight | Locate Buried Cables Up to 6ft Deep, Detect Breaks/Shorts, NCV, Rechargeable, Flashlight, for Wall/Pipeline/Underground |
| Manufacturer | noyafa |
| Part Number | NOYAFA |
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Great problem solver!
With all due respect to the negative reviews, this product worked flawlessly for me and created a solution to a problem that I have been battling for a month now. I am not an engineer or electrician but I am decently handy. The product is straightforward and decently easy to use. Just follow the instructions on the videos and you are good to go. Pro tip: get a couple of zip ties to fix the receiver to a stick or something so you don't have to bend down sniffing for that wire. I'd buy again no question about it.
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Good for the price
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works great
This worked really well - traced wires 18 inches underground - saved a ton of work finding long buried cables highly recommended!
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Works great.
I used it to find a robot mower boundary wire break, and it worked great. I bought a cheaper locator before, and it didn't work. This one works great, but the online videos on how to use it aren't the best.
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It was a waste of money
Pure junk. It shows to have a ground rosld which it didn't have one. No big deal I used a screwdriver. The directions stink and there isn't anyway to test the device. I think the leads were not making contact inside the device because it wouldn't read anything. It would be nice of there was a phone number in the booklet so you could call someone for technical assistance. Needless to say it is going back.
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Works to locate galvanized water pipes, but there is a caveat.
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Please be aware of what you are considering here.
Please be aware of what you are considering here. I purchased this product in hopes it could be used to locate a broken sprinkler valve cable after the fiber provider broke it during installation in my gravel driveway. I am an engineer and I use electronic equipment all the time. Upon using this unit I quickly found it was not going to do the job. But I tried anyways. I followed the instructions to the letter. Essentially this is a very unsophisticated noise maker that follows some of the principles of a transmitter/locator set, but it takes you on a wild goose chase with its very poor accuracy and limited indicators on the LCD screen. IMHO they started off with the wrong frequency and it bleeds into anything nearby. Better locators have different and/or more frequencies and they have more indicators that help you determine if you are even making headway. In the end I wanted this to work so bad I spent four hours tracing things down and several times it took me in the wrong direction. Lots of digging for no reason. I finally rented a real locator from the local rental store and found the break in 15 minutes. Ten minutes of that time was watching the instructional video for the rental unit. Four hours and no conclusion vs 5 minutes with a real solution and no more additional wasted digging, what would you choose if you knew ahead of time what you were buying. Please note, I watched several of the videos that people put out on this unit and now I know why they either showed the wire above ground only, or when they showed that there was a signal for an underground cable they never showed the results, just that there was a signal that there was a cable buried somewhere. I am giving two stars because it could possibly be used as a circuit breaker finder as indicated in the literature. Not tested, but it is so simple, i have to assume it can at least do this.
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