Minelab Vanquish 540
Multi-IQ Technology anchors this mid-range metal detector from Minelab.
PKR 322,000
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- Vanquish 540 control unit
- V12 DD elliptical coil, 12x9 inch
- 4 rechargeable NiMH AA batteries
- Quad USB battery charger
- Wired headphones
- Control unit protective cover
- User manual
Overview
Made in Australia, the Minelab Vanquish 540 sits in Minelab's mid-range range, aimed at coin hunting, with a design tuned for jewelry recovery.
Two things stand out on this unit: Multi-IQ technology and iron bias control. Between them, the Vanquish 540 covers the everyday demands of coin hunting without switching equipment mid-session.
For someone weighing their first metal detector purchase, the Minelab Vanquish 540 keeps the controls simple without giving up the depth and discrimination that separates a real machine from a toy.
Key Features
Multi-IQ Technology
Synchronized multi-frequency detection that helps you find more targets in more places without switching machines.
Iron Bias Control
Switchable high/low iron bias for handling trash and difficult ground.
5 Search Modes
Coins, Relics, Jewelry, Custom, and All Metal, ready at the touch of a button.
True Tones
5 target tones and 10 volume levels for more confident target identification by ear.
10 Sensitivity Levels
Increase depth on weak signals or reduce noise in difficult conditions.
25 Discrimination Segments
High precision in selecting desired metals and silencing trash.
Bluetooth Audio
Wireless support with low-latency aptX for a more responsive detecting experience.
Ideal For
Coin hunting
When it comes to coin hunting, this metal detector plays to its strength — Minelab built it with exactly this kind of use in mind.
Jewelry recovery
That includes jewelry recovery, well within reach here given waterproof.
Relic hunting
For relic hunting, the depth on this metal detector does most of the work.
Beach detecting
Where this metal detector holds up well: beach detecting, especially in ground conditions typical of Balochistan.
