ACE 400

The ideal device for anyone searching for ancient coins, ancient metal burials, and small pieces of jewelry at shallow depths on beaches, in rivers, and in various terrains.

It is used for many discoveries, such as:

• Detecting small coins made of gold, silver, copper, and bronze.

• Searching for small metal objects, such as jewelry, such as rings, bracelets, earrings, and more.

• Searching for jewelry and artifacts made of gold, silver, or other metals.

• Detecting ferrous and non-ferrous metals and their metals at shallow depths.

Search Systems

1. VLF audio system.

2. 5 search modes (with an additional Pinpoint mode).

Five detection modes.

Prospectors can select from one of the device's five search modes to suit different situations depending on the terrain, target size, and type.

Practical, Lightweight Design

The Garrett ACE 400i is designed with an attractive and ergonomic design, made of lightweight materials, providing ease of portability and long-term practicality.

ACE 400i Features

Frequency Adjustment.

The Garrett ACE 400i operates at a frequency of 10 kHz, providing better sensitivity to metal targets with low electrical conductivity (such as lead and gold).

However, the user can adjust the frequency within the device to reduce the impact of electronic noise or interference from nearby metal detectors or electrical fields.

Precise Target Locator

In addition to the previous modes, this dedicated mode detects all metals without the need to move the disc to accurately locate the detected target.

Iron Sound

The device has an iron audio feature, which emits a special audio tone when a metal target made of iron is detected. This allows the prospector to avoid this target before digging, wasting time on scrap metal and focusing on detecting valuables.

The Iron Audio software allows the device to hear the distinctive iron tone (usually muted in other devices) to avoid digging up unwanted flat iron targets such as bottle caps or washing machines.

Digital Target ID

The device displays a special ID number on its screen, called the Digital Target ID (DTI). This number, ranging from 0 to 99, relates to the electrical conductivity of the metal. This gives the prospector an idea of ​​the buried target, as the value changes with the type of metal. With experience, the user can identify different target IDs, such as gold.

Depth Indicator

The device has a coin depth indicator that gives an approximate value of the target depth relative to a metal object the size of a small coin. This feature is useful when searching for valuable ancient coins made of gold and copper, for example.

Economical Price

The device features an economical price suitable for all categories of prospectors, from amateurs to professionals who want a practical device at a low price.