RD7200 Cable and piping arrangement

RD7200 Cable

Overall, the RD7200 utility locator system is a versatile tool for accurately locating and tracing underground utilities such as cables and pipes. Its modular design, customizable accessories, and user-friendly interface make it suitable for a wide range of utility locating applications in various ground conditions and environments.

Technical characteristics

RD7200 locator
Maximum depth

6 m

Location frequencies

7

Probe frequencies

4

Passive modes

3

Harmonic filters

Compass in active modes

Compass in passive modes

Cathode protection system, harmonic filters

Depth in Power function

CALSafe™ function

Damage search

Lithium-ion battery

Generator characteristics

Generators

Tx-10

Tx-5
Maximum power output

10 W

5 W
Active frequencies

16

16
Induction frequencies

8

8

Induction field strength

1

0.85
Eco mode

Lithium-ion battery

Description

RD7200 Cable in Uzbekistan, Tashkent

Locate and mark underground utilities quickly, accurately and safely.

The new RD7200 is a no-compromise, all-in-one industrial locator designed for accurate and efficient everyday use.

The RD7200 is a utility locator manufactured by Radiodetection, designed for accurately locating underground utilities such as cables and pipes. While the RD7200 itself does not have a specific “cable and piping arrangement,” it is used in conjunction with various accessories and attachments to locate and trace underground utilities. Here’s a general overview of how the RD7200 is typically arranged and used for cable and pipe locating:

  1. Main Unit: The RD7200 main unit is the central component of the utility locator system. It houses the electronics, controls, and display screen necessary for operating the device.
  2. Antenna or Receiver RD7200 Cable:  The RD7200 is equipped with an antenna or receiver that detects electromagnetic signals emitted by buried utilities. This component is responsible for picking up the signals and relaying them to the main unit for processing.
  3. Ground Stake RD7200 Cable: A ground stake is used to establish an electrical connection with the ground, providing a reference point for the utility locator. The ground stake is typically inserted into the ground near the area being surveyed.
  4. Signal Generator (Optional) RD7200 Cable: In some cases, a signal generator may be used in conjunction with the RD7200 to energize buried utilities for easier detection. The signal generator emits a detectable signal onto the utility, making it easier for the locator to detect its presence and accurately trace its path.
  5. Accessories: Various accessories may be used with the RD7200 to customize its functionality and adapt it to different locating scenarios. These accessories may include:
    • Direct connection leads for connecting the locator directly to buried utilities.
    • Induction clamps for inducing a signal onto metallic utilities without direct connection.
    • Signal clamps for locating RF markers or identifying live power cables.
    • Auxiliary antennas for extending the detection range or optimizing performance in challenging environments.
    • Carrying case or bag for transporting the RD7200 and its accessories to and from the job site.
  6. User Interface: The RD7200 features a user-friendly interface with controls and a display screen for configuring settings and interpreting detection results. Operators can adjust sensitivity, select locating modes, view depth measurements, and visualize detected utilities on the display screen.

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