Cable & Utility Locators
The Pathfinder PLS Precision Locating System is ideal for congested locates in crowded easements, long runs of pipe and cable, as well as basic service drops.
The SnapTRACK Locating System will meet the demands of any locate task. This locator is designed for the locating professional, but it is simple
enough to be used by anyone needing to locate.
The 8880-HVDFF
cable, pipe, and directional fault finder offers utility locators three active frequencies — 815 Hz, 8 kHz, and 82 kHz.
The 8879v3
Series offers FrequencyFlex™ allowing users to adapt the system to their specific needs. From crowded basements to long runs of pipe.
The 8869v3
is a proven instrument for locating utilities within the most demanding of locating environments. From crowded easements to long runs of pipe
The STICK
cable and pipe locator offers FrequencyFlex™, For quick simple locates, even in the most demanding of locating environments,
The STAFF -
Stand-alone Directional Fault Finder. Directional indications to fault’s location. Locates up to 2 megohm faults.
The 8873v3 Sonde
is an effective solution for sewer inspection and drain cleaning. Simple, inexpensive & ideal for locating camera inspection systems and sondes
The 8890 & 8891
are dedicated multi frequency passive utility marker locators for professional locators. For major utility markers - power, water, sewer, gas, telco, CATV, reclaimed water.
The Magnastick MSL
Magnetometer seeks ferromagnetic objects by sensing their magnetic fields. It's not affected by non-ferrous materials such as brass, aluminum, or copper.
The SONDES
Self-contained signal transmitters (Sondes) are used to trace the path of non-metallic pipes and locate line blockages in clay, cast iron and other non-conductive structures.
The PEG
Passive Frequency Markers are a battery less device used for marking the position of buried cables, pipes, valves, solenoids, splices and access points.
The MI 2093 Line Tracer
is a universal instrument intended for tracing hidden conductive paths under plasters in walls, floors and ground or for determining one wire in a tuft of wires. Fuses or outlets belonging to a certain loop can be located as well.
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