Pipe Locators

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Pipe locators are used for locating underground pipes / tubing and ferrous objects in tough-to-reach spaces & confined areas. Raptor Supplies offers a wide variety of magnet locators,...Read more

RIDGID -

Sonde/Line Locator, 11 Inch Length, High-Density Polyethylene Housing

ModelItemPrice (ex. VAT)
19238AB3XNJ€2,061.63
ROTHENBERGER -

Pipe/cable/sonde Locator 15 Feet Depth

ModelItemPrice (ex. VAT)
69001AD7JQE€1,965.65
RIDGID -

Remote Transmitter/Sonde, 512 Hz

ModelItemPrice (ex. VAT)
16728AD7RNX€635.37

Pipe Locators

Pipe locators are designed for locating underground pipes / tubing & ferrous objects in confined areas & tough-to-reach spaces. Raptor Supplies offers a wide array of Ridgid, CST/berger & Rothenberger pipe locators. Selected models feature built-in ON/OFF, sensitivity & volume controls for hassle-free calibration, easy access battery compartment and waterproof housing. Choose from an extensive range of these pipe locators, along with various transmitters & scout locators, on Raptor Supplies.

Features

Rothenberger Pipe / Cable / Sonde Locators

  • They feature a low battery warning button to indicate the recharging of the unit.
  • These locators have a manual gain control for increased control and enhanced signal quality.
  • They come powered with 6C batteries for uninterrupted operations.
  • These pipe locators are equipped with a cordless tool kit having a bare tool and a battery.
  • They have weatherproof membrane buttons to protect them from dirt, dust and water.

RIDGID Remote Transmitters

  • They feature a micro-mapping display for accurate location information and enhanced efficiency.
  • These remote transmitters have multi-directional locating technology for enhanced safety and reduced operational costs.
  • They come with an AAA battery for durable service life.

CST / berger Magnet Locators

  • They feature built-in ON/OFF control as well as sensitivity & volume controls for hassle-free calibration.
  • These magnet locators are equipped with a carrying case for easy mobility.
  • They can be operated at temperatures up to 120 degrees F.
  • These magnet locators are powered by (6) AA batteries for long shelf life and portability.

Working Mechanism

  • Turn on the pipe locator and select the appropriate frequency for the type of pipe or cable you are trying to locate.
  • Attach the transmitter to the pipe or cable by connecting the wires from the transmitter to the pipe or cable.
  • Set the transmitter to the appropriate power level, which is determined by the depth and length of the pipe or cable.
  • Insert the transmitter into the ground at the starting point of the pipe or cable you want to locate.
  • Turn on the transmitter and allow it to emit a signal into the ground. The signal will travel along the path of the pipe or cable.
  • Walk along the path of the pipe or cable with the receiver. The receiver will pick up the signal emitted by the transmitter and indicate the location of the pipe or cable.
  • Adjust the sensitivity of the receiver to optimise the strength of the signal.
  • Mark the location of the pipe or cable as indicated by the receiver.
  • Repeat the process as necessary to locate other sections of the pipe or cable.
  • When finished, turn off the transmitter and receiver, disconnect the wires from the pipe or cable, and store the equipment in a safe place.
  • Sonde / line locators are used to locate non-metallic pipes PVC or HDPE pipes, fibre optic cables, electrical lines and ductwork. They detect a radio signal transmitted by a small device called a sonde or transmitter that is attached to the end of a pushrod or cable.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to clean and maintain these pipe locators?

  • Wipe the pipe locator with a soft & dry cloth to remove accumulated dirt or debris.
  • Store the pipe locator in a cool, dry place away from sunlight or heat sources.
  • Inspect the pipe locator regularly for signs of damage or wear and tear.
  • Replace the batteries regularly to ensure a fresh power supply if the pipe locator runs on batteries.
  • Calibrate the pipe locator regularly to ensure accurate readings.
  • Check the cables frequently for signs of damage or wear and tear and replace any damaged cables.

What is the operating temperature range of Rothenberger pipe / cable / sonde locators?

-4 to 133 degrees F.

What safety measures should be taken before using magnet holders?

  • Ensure that the area being scanned with the magnet locator is free of any potential hazards.
  • Follow the manufacturer's instructions for the safe operation of the device.

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