HOW UNDERGROUND PIPE AND CABLE LOCATORS WORK
Underneath our streets are pipes and cables that power our utilities. Some conduct electricity, emitting signals. Underground cable locator finds these lines using electromagnetic tracing. For passive location, just turn on the locator and wait for the signal alert. For non-conductive lines or active tracing, a signal transmitter induces a signal. This is detected by a receiver tuned to the emitted frequency. Alternatively, for non-conductive lines like optic fiber, a conductive rod can be used for tracing. GPR systems are also effective for locating buried objects regardless of conductivity.
TOP BRANDS IN PIPE AND CABLE LOCATORS
When it comes to reliable pipe and cable locators, industry leaders like Schonstedt, SubSurface, Pipehorn, and Leica deliver top-notch performance. Schonstedt Pipe and Cable Locators are renowned for their reliability in quickly and accurately locating buried utilities such as water pipes, sewer lines, cables, and electrical lines. SubSurface patented technology drives the creation, manufacturing, and distribution of a wide range of high-frequency and magnetic locators, including pipe and cable locators, leak detectors, and more. Pipehorn locator boasts durability and reliability, making it a trusted choice for professionals. Leica's reputation for quality extends to its pipe locators, offering versatility and precision. Whether you're using a radiodetection locator, a magnetic pipe locator, or a Schonstedt pipe and cable locator, you can trust these top brands to get the job done effectively.
