Armada GFL3000 Ground Fault Locator

Armada GFL3000 Buried Wire Ground Fault Locator

Part Number: GFL3000

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Armada GFL3000 Ground Fault Locator is a new low cost locator for contractors and maintenance personnel to locate Buried Ground Faults. The GFL3000 pinpoints ground faults – nicks and cuts in underground cable, where electrical voltage is being lost to ground.

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Key Features:

• Locates Buried Ground Faults

• Audible 'On' Beeper

• Dual Power Capabilities (Hi/Lo)

• Rechargeable Battery

• Battery Power Indicator

• Custom Molded Case

How does the Armada GFL3000 ground fault locator work?

1. You need to connect powerful signal transmitter to ground and wire and turn it on. A powerful charge signal gets generated and transmitted along the wire. The signal escapes to ground, where a cut or nick in cable exist.

2. Place A-Frame on ground and watch a needle of receiver placed at the top of A-Frame. It will kick in a direction of a fault. Simply follow in that direction, until the needle does not move anymore. There is your fault, right below the meter.

3. You need to know, where your cable runs to use A-Frame properly. If you don’t, you can quickly find that out by using one Armada’s cable locators (Pro800D, Pro900 or Pro871C).

Armada GFL3000 offers features not previously available at this price point. The GFL3000 features both high and low power capability and a simple reading on the battery power available. Special Sale.

Armada GFL 3000 kit contains:

Transmitter with 12V rechargeable batteries
A-Frame
Receiver
Ground stake
Charger
Instruction Manual
Manufacturer’s Warranty – 1 Year

ground faults cannot hide anymore

Locating ground faults with GFL is as easy as spreading butter on a slice of bread. Yes, this is a bold yet true statement. What's the key to easy locating? Proper grounding of transmitter to increase signal strength, and marking the cable run, so you stay right over it. The rest is easy, as two little arrows on the locator clock will show you direction towards the fault. This is really one of the best tools I have.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Milton Lewis from Marrietta. on 12/30/2018

super accurate

When it comes to locating ground faults in cables we now trust Armada products. GFL is very accurate, providing you either located a path of the cable, or know where it is. For guys who are new to locating ground faults, I recommend watching Armada's video. We use Armada on our golf course quite often now.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Mick Masterson from Chandler. on 12/3/2018

Works Great

Worked as advertised, found the damage pretty easily.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Fred from Canada. on 4/2/2018

Up to 12'

I've used the GFL3000 with lines up to 12' deep. This is the way to go. No reason to mess around with anything but the best.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Alan H from St. Petesburg . on 5/16/2020

Would had been convinient to have years ago

I found a small hole in a 250 yard cable run with this device within 5 of the point of the fault, along with a shorted cable 12 foot deep with this device, granted the signal was faint but it was definitely the short.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Connor Paul from Arlington. on 1/27/2019

can't believe how great it worked.

can't believe how well it worked. I used a line locator to trace & paint the location of the UG line then i went to follow the paint marks to locate the fault. within minutes we figured it out & found the short.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Saul Wright from Minneapolis. on 1/29/2019

Quick and accurate, works great.

Works great, having pinpointed many nicks and cuts in buried irrigation wire with this tool. Quick and accurate.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Dale Burke from San Diego. on 1/28/2019

easy locating

This is a smart device, as niddle on meter always kicks in the fault direction, so you know where you need to go to find a fault. Finding ground faults is really easy, providing you know the path of your cable. Hey, watch Armada's video to see that too.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Hank Willis from Kernville. on 12/7/2018

Only way to find cable damage

Plus - This thing will find nicks and breaks in buried wires quickly to within inches.Minus - It finds every nick. You need to locate the cable path first.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Sonoran from United States. on 1/10/2018

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Specifications:	Armada GFL3000 Ground Fault Locator
Power Requirements	12V DC
Battery Type	12V Rechargeable (included) 9V NEDA (not included)
Power Output	2400 or 3400 VDC selectable
Voltage Protection	240VAC/400VDC
Weight	Transmitter: 9lbs with battey A-Frame: 3lbs
Warranty	12 months

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	Ground Fault Locator for contractors and maintenance personnel to locate Buried Ground Faults