Original price was: £9,750.00.£7,750.00Current price is: £7,750.00.
Sale Price: £7,750.00
(Original Price: £9,750.00)
Made in Germany | 2-Year Warranty
If you are looking for a professional metal detector serious treasure hunters rely on, the TITAN GER 1000 is built as a complete underground search station.
This advanced gold metal detector integrates five powerful detection systems into one device, offering long-range detection, deep scanning, 3D imaging, and precision underground analysis.
With a maximum depth of 45 metres and front scan range up to 2500 square metres, it is designed for professional gold prospecting, buried treasure detection, archaeological exploration, and underground void location.
The TITAN GER 1000 is not a single-mode detector. It combines five detection technologies to deliver accurate underground results.
Designed to cover large surface areas up to 2500 square metres.
Ideal for locating buried gold and treasure before detailed scanning.
Specialised for detecting ionic fields generated by buried precious metals and ancient treasures over time.
Suitable for:
Provides underground visual analysis of targets.
Allows users to:
Detects magnetic anomalies underground, useful for locating:
Offers deep metal detection capability with improved performance in mineralised soils.
Ideal for:
The TITAN GER 1000 reaches depths of up to 45 metres underground, depending on soil type and target size.
It also allows:
For users searching for a deep underground gold detector UK wide, this device is engineered for serious exploration projects.
Technical Overview:
This is a professional metal detector, not a beginner device.
Standard metal detectors operate with one detection principle. The TITAN GER 1000 combines:
This layered detection approach improves accuracy and efficiency, especially for deep gold and underground structure detection.
£7,750, reduced from £9,750. That makes it the second dearest GER unit we stock, below the Titan X13 at £9,750. It is also the most widely used five system unit, so there is a larger body of operator experience behind it than most.
Long range detection across up to 2,500 square metres, ionic field detection, 3D imaging, a magnetometer, and pulse induction. The pulse induction system is the one that sets it apart: it gives genuine depth on metal in mineralised soil, where the other systems are reading the ground rather than the target.
Pulse induction ignores soil mineralisation almost completely, so it keeps working on iron rich and difficult ground where a conventional detector becomes unusable. Having it alongside long range and imaging means you can confirm a target in the same session you locate it.
For substantial masses and voids in cooperative ground, yes. Soil type and target size both change it. As with everything in this class, that depth is for assessing a site, not for finding individual coins.
The Deep Seeker at £4,999 covers 3,000 square metres against this unit’s 2,500 and costs nearly £3,000 less. The GER 1000 reaches 45 metres against 40 and adds pulse induction. For mineralised ground the GER 1000 is the stronger choice.
The device is 550 grams, with a total package weight of 8,600 grams in a case of 670 by 500 by 270 millimetres. The device itself is light; the full kit is a vehicle load rather than a rucksack.
German, English, French and Arabic. Made in Germany with a two year warranty handled by us in the UK.
Yes. At this money nobody should be learning from a manual. We calibrate the unit, take you through all five systems including the pulse induction side, and remain available once you are out in the field with it.
