Description
Radiodetection probe S18B 3 5m in Uzbekistan, Tashkent
Autonomous signal transmitter powered by battery, dimensions 22mm x 198mm. Suitable for connection to Flexrod for locating pipes and other communications. It propagates a signal at a frequency of 33 kHz and is highly perceptible for location at a depth of up to 3.5 m.
The Radiodetection probe S18B 3.5m is a specialized accessory utilized with Radiodetection utility locating equipment, particularly for cable and pipe locators. Here’s an overview of its features:
- Probe Design: The S18B probe is designed for utility location tasks, primarily aimed at detecting and tracing underground utilities such as pipes, cables, or conduits. It’s typically slender and durable, with a pointed tip for easy insertion into the ground.
- Length: The “3.5m” specification denotes the length of the probe, indicating that it extends to 3.5 meters. This length enables it to reach considerable depths, facilitating accurate location and tracing of underground utilities.
- Flexibility and Durability Radiodetection probe S18B 3 5m: The probe is engineered to be flexible yet robust to endure the demanding conditions of fieldwork. It’s often crafted from materials like stainless steel or reinforced fiberglass, ensuring resilience against environmental factors.
- Connector Compatibility Radiodetection probe S18B 3 5m: Equipped with connectors compatible with Radiodetection utility locator devices, the probe establishes a secure and reliable connection between the probe and the locator unit. This connection is vital for precise signal transmission and detection of underground utilities.
- Applications Radiodetection probe S18B 3 5m: Widely utilized across industries such as construction, utilities, telecommunications, and infrastructure maintenance, the Radiodetection S18B 3.5m probe plays a pivotal role in accurately locating and mapping buried utilities. Its usage aids in averting inadvertent damage during excavation or construction operations.
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