World’s first SMART READY Cable Locator
Most advanced GPS locators delivering the where
Accurately locating underground utilities has never been so straightforward. The EZiCAT SMARTREADY locator delivers a true digital platform enhanced with GPS technology, data logging and Bluetooth® connectivity. Document where, when and how it has been used.
The highly intelligent EZiCAT i750 and EZiCAT i750xf locators have fully integrated GPS technology and data logging capability, smart information wherever, whenever you need. Identify skill gaps, increase user knowledge and reduce utility damage through the analysis of locator data.
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GPS Positioning:
Every second the data logging feature records the locator’s activity tagged with a geographical position. The recorded data can be uploaded in the field through a mobile device and sent back to the office for post processing analysis.
Analyse with LOGiCAT VU:
LOGiCAT VU software offers a powerful tool for monitoring site operations. Analyse captured data; improve future use and team performance; and ultimately reduce costs and danger associated with utility damage.
Bluetooth Connectivity
Bluetooth wireless connectivity allows the EZiCAT i750 to integrate seamlessly with mobile mapping technology to log survey data, in addition to enabling wireless Bluetooth data transfer.
Data Logging
Record and store up to 80 hours of records. These logs can be transferred via Bluetooth to a PC for analysis. The locators are capable of storing approximately 80 hours of records.
Hazard Zone
The new feature which indicates the presence of a shallow buried service in power, 8 & 33 kHz modes, (within approximately 30cm) alerting users to the increased risk.
Power Mode (Default Mode)
Starts in Power Mode – ensuring the most potentially dangerous current carrying services are detected first for maximum operator safety.
Auto Mode
Automatically locates power or radio signals, helping to confirm the presence of services upon initial site occupation making cable detection easier and safer!
Radio Mode
Traces signals originating from distant radio transmitters. These signals penetrate the ground and are reradiated by buried conductive services.
Leica EZiCAT i750 Video Tutorials
Getting started with Cable Detection
Important points to consider before you start locating buried cables and pipes.
How to find underground utilities not giving off a signal
Using a signal transmitter to apply a signal to the utility in order to locate it with the CAT.
How to do a sweep search to locate underground cables and pipes
The most reliable way of detecting and pinpointing any buried cables or pipes.
How to locate & trace buried non-metallic cables & pipes using a Sonde
Non-metallic pipes don’t give off a detectable signal; this demonstrates the use of a sonde to trace the location of a utility.
How to locate or trace a specific buried cable or pipe
In areas where buried utilities are highly congested (e.g. city centres) this is a safe and easy method to identify what utility is running where.
Key Features
- Depth Indication
- Data Logging
- GPS positioning
- 8GB internal memory
- Bluetooth DATA export
- Depth Detection: 3m (9.99m with sonde)
- IP66 Rated
- Transmitter modes: 33kHz, 8kHz
| Features | Popular with |
|---|---|
| Easily locate & trace utilities | Excavation contractors |
| SMART Technology: Depth Indication | Data Logging | GPS | Utility installation & repair contractors |
| Depth Detection: 3m (9.99m with sonde) | General contractors |
| Dust & water protection to IP66 | Builders |
| Analyse data with LOGiCAT VU software | Gas & electricity companies |
| Highly visible digital LCD display | Cable TV companies |
| Robust light weight design | Pipe laying contractors |
Leica EZiCAT i750 SMARTREADY
View and download this product’s brochure, datasheet, and manual in a PDF format
What is a Cable Locator & why do I need one?
HSG47: Avoiding danger from underground services
By law, breaking ground requires the use of a cable locating device to obtain accurate information about the location of buried utilities in order to protect employees and equipment during any excavation project.
Cable strikes result in unnecessary costs, reduces profit potential & introduces project delays.
This publication updates the guidance contained in the previous edition of HSG47 Avoiding danger from underground services. It outlines the dangers which can arise from work near underground services & gives advice on how to reduce the risk.
