Loosen the screw of the battery door and install a 9V battery (9V battery not include).
Hold the arm pole and change the three-position switch from “off” to “alarm”. The green LED power light will be on and a short beep can be heard.
Use a coin to test the metal detector function. When the coin passes the detector an alarm or vibration will occur.
Sensitivity tuning: adjust the sensitivity in the “sensitivity tuning hole” on the right of the metal detector with a small screwdriver. Adjust clockwise to increase the sensitivity and anticlockwise to reduce the sensitivity.
Low voltage alarm: when you turn on the power switch of the metal detector but hear continuous alarm, it means the battery voltage is low and should be replaced.
Operating frequency : 22.5 kHz
It comes with a round search coil for easier search.
It can be use to find studs inside a wall, by detecting the drywall nails. Used in tight spaces where metal objects may exist. Works on all types of woods and particle board. Detects nails and screws, staples and other metal objects. Used for public security in airports, railway stations, docks, prisons, customs and frontier defense as well as quality control of medicine, food and other commodities.
Great gift for kids to find coins and etc.
No calibrating or guessing as it pinpoints metal instantly with visual or audio signals.
Package Includes
1* BeGrit Handheld Metal Detector (9V battery NOT included)
High Sensitivity Even Detects Small Hidden Metal Objects – LED Lights Alerts to the Detection of Metal
Choose Between Sound or Vibration Alerts – Easy to use and portable
Sensitivity Adjustable – increase or reduce the sensitivity
Battery Required: 9V (Battery NOT included). Low battery alert
Perfect for Security, Indoor/Outdoor Events – Check boxes and parcels, letters for metal objects, treasure hunting, carpenter tool Etc
$24.99
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