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    The document compares two ground fault locators: the Eagle Eye GFL-1000 and the Megger BGFT. The Eagle Eye GFL-1000 has advantages including a built-in ripple filter, color LCD displays, pinpointing faults below 1MΩ, testing online systems, a wider fault sensitivity range of 1-1000 kΩ, a variable output voltage of 24-1000V, and frequency analysis capabilities. The Megger BGFT lacks some of these features, such as filters, oscilloscope functions, and can only detect faults between 1-399 kΩ.

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    The document compares two ground fault locators: the Eagle Eye GFL-1000 and the Megger BGFT. The Eagle Eye GFL-1000 has advantages including a built-in ripple filter, color LCD displays, pinpointing faults below 1MΩ, testing online systems, a wider fault sensitivity range of 1-1000 kΩ, a variable output voltage of 24-1000V, and frequency analysis capabilities. The Megger BGFT lacks some of these features, such as filters, oscilloscope functions, and can only detect faults between 1-399 kΩ.

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    Eagle Eye GFL-1000 Vs Megger BGFT

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    The document compares two ground fault locators: the Eagle Eye GFL-1000 and the Megger BGFT. The Eagle Eye GFL-1000 has advantages including a built-in ripple filter, color LCD displays, pinpointing faults below 1MΩ, testing online systems, a wider fault sensitivity range of 1-1000 kΩ, a variable output voltage of 24-1000V, and frequency analysis capabilities. The Megger BGFT lacks some of these features, such as filters, oscilloscope functions, and can only detect faults between 1-399 kΩ.

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    Eagle Eye GFL-1000 Ground Fault Locator Comparison

    Eagle Eye GFL-1000 Megger BGFT


    Anti-Interference Filter Built-in ripple filter No Filter
    Transmitter: Color LCD Transmitter: Analog & Digital
    Display
    Receiver: Color LCD Receiver: Analog & Digital
    1. Judgement of signal strength
    Method of Fault Location 2. Current direction to fault 1. Judgement of signal strength
    3. Phase angle change
    Yes - Pinpoint leakage fault with grounding re-
    Grounding Resistance Test Yes
    sistance lower than 1MΩ
    Distribution Capacitance Test Yes Yes
    Test Online System Yes Yes
    Fault Sensitivity 1 – 1000 kΩ 1 – 399 kΩ
    Output Voltage 24 – 1000 V 1 – 50 V
    Output Current 0.5 – 50 mA 0 – 1.7 A
    Selectable between 0.5, 1, 2.5, 5, 10, 20, 50,
    Output Frequency 20 Hz
    100, 200, 325 Hz for various DC systems
    Yes – Signal receiver has
    Frequency Analysis frequency spectrum analysis function to analyze No
    the surrounding signal to bypass interferences
    Yes – Display waveform before & after using
    Oscilloscope No
    band pass filter

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