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Technical Specification 

 

Bmic hand held unit/sensor housing 

Piezoelectric high sensitivity sensor mounted in PC-ABS (polycarbonate) housing 
Single headphone/charger input socket with automatic sensing of device connected 
 

Connectors 

Amphenol military specification connectors for microphone and headphone/charger 
connections 
 

Charging 

Universal 110-240V AC charger with 12V DC output 
4-pin Amphenol connectors to control unit 
Charge time: Overnight charge. 
 

Microphone housing 

High sensitivity piezo-electric sensor mounted in rubber housing with integral strain relief 
Low noise 0.75m cable (detachable) 
4-pin Amphenol connection to control unit 
Weight: 400g 

 
Hand probe attachment 

2 stainless steel extension rods (each 400mm long) Weight: 150g 
 

Headphones 

Lightweight high quality headphones 
Impedance: 16 Ohms 
4-pin Amphenol connector to control unit 
 

LED 

Green = normal operation 
Red = low battery power 
 

Optional accessories 

High specification aviation quality headphones 
Car cigarette lighter adapter with 12V DC output 
Acoustically shielded ground microphone foot, for use in all weather conditions 
 

Warranty 

 
All equipment is warrantied by HWM to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for 
a period of one year (unless otherwise stated) from the date of shipment to the original 
customer. This warranty is only valid if the equipment has been installed and used in the 
correct manner as described in this manual. 
 
Repair or replacement (at HWM

’s option) will be made without charge provided the above 

conditions have been met. 
 
If any problems occur, notify Halma Water Management or its authorised representative 
giving full details of the problem, and the model and serial number of the equipment.  You will 
receive technical advice and/or shipping instructions depending upon the nature of the 
problem. 

 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for BMIC

Page 1: ...0 BMIC Operators Guide Version 1 Warning This manual contains important safety and operating information Please read understand and follow the instructions in the manual...

Page 2: ...s Introduction Equipment List Page 3 Bmic Controls Using the Bmic 4 LED indication 4 Care of the Bmic 4 Battery warning 5 Battery replacement 5 Charging the Bmic batteries 5 Operator Guidance 7 Techni...

Page 3: ...tion and a volume sensitivity rotary control An LED indicates operation and battery status It can be used to confirm the position of underground leaks audibly from ground level sound pipe fittings pen...

Page 4: ...ipod foot on hard ground and use the probe rods on soft ground or when accessing water pipe fittings Connect the headphones to the connector and connect the microphone cable to the forward connector P...

Page 5: ...ntually need to be replaced To do this undo the four screws underneath the hand held unit and separate the two halves of the Bmic unit Gently pull out the battery holder and replace the battery When r...

Page 6: ...the water and the pipe wall as well as into the ground around the pipe The noise travels much better through hard materials so that the noise travels much further along metallic pipes than asbestos ce...

Page 7: ...When you are listening on pipe fittings the location of the point of maximum noise will probably not indicate the leak position only the fitting closest to the leak The noise level will also appear s...

Page 8: ...Ohms 4 pin Amphenol connector to control unit LED Green normal operation Red low battery power Optional accessories High specification aviation quality headphones Car cigarette lighter adapter with 12...

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