Today I am reviewing the AML Pro All Materials Locator for PVC and PE Pipes from Subsurface Instruments. The AML Pro is designed to locate PVC pipes, PE pipes, and almost any other material that has an edge based on the density difference between the soil and the object. The AML Pro uses ultra-high radio frequencies (2.45 Ghz) in order to find the density differences between objects and the soil.
Greetings everyone. Today we will take a quick look at the Schonstedt XTpc-33-s Underground Pipe and Cable Locator, a convenient and precise cable location instrument for use on the 33kHz frequency.
The first innovative feature that Schonstedt locators offer is an extendable wand, which fits conveniently in a tool belt when in the collapsed position. This means that you can wear the Schonstedt XTpc-33-s on the job site and as far as I know is a unique feature to the Schonstedt line.
SubSurface Instruments PL-1500 is no longer manufactured
Hello everyone. Today we’re going to have a look at a high-powered underground cable locating tool – the SubSurface Instruments PL-1500 Pipe and Cable Locator. This unit includes a locating wand and a transmitter terminal for precise and efficient cable location.
Greetings everyone. Today we will take a look at a truly unique and innovative product that has been recently upgraded – the Subsurface Instruments AML Plus All Materials Locator. This is a fascinating device that uses ultra-high frequency radio-waves to locate uncommon underground objects like PVC and PE pipes and most buried objects with an edge including plastic, metal, wood, cable and concrete.
Functionality and Ease of Use are two very important qualities to consider when you are in the market for an underground cable locator. Armada Technologies covers all these bases with their versatile Pro871C Underground Cable Locator.
Tracking and finding faults that are buried underground can be a painstaking task if you don’t have the right tools for the job. The Armada GFL3000 Ground Fault Locator fills this role splendidly as that is precisely what it was designed to do. The GFL3000 comes with two basic components, a transmitter and the receiver. The transmitter is easy to set up as you will connect one end to the wire you are trying to locate faults and then you would put a ground rod to find the leakage.
Hello again everyone. Today we’re going to take a look at wire and valve location, specifically theArmada Pro700. This is a relatively simple to use locator that packs a lot of power and gets the job done right.
Key Features:
• Tracks irrigation wires, finds missing valves and detects damage or cuts to vulnerable underground cabling
