Buried Utilities represent a major hazard to construction workers throughout the world. Radiodetection’s cable avoidance tool utilize the latest technologies to deliver the best cable avoidance tool in the marketplace today. The cable avoidance tool can detect signal naturally radiating from metallic services or the Genny can be used to apply a distinctive signal that the CAT can detect.

Buried utilities represent a major hazard to construction workers throughout the world. Poorly planned excavations can cause cable or pipe damage resulting in costly repairs, delays and personal damage. Radiodetection’s Cable Avoidance Tools (CAT3) utilize the latest technologies to deliver the best cable avoidance tool in the marketplace today.

CAT3 & Genny3

RD2000 SuperCAT

The CAT3 (Cable Avoidance Tool) is an advanced cable avoidance tool delivering world class performance from a powerful digital processing platform can detect signals naturally radiating from metallic services or the Genny3 can be used to apply a distinctive signal that the CAT3 can detect....................more

To address all applications and budgets, the SuperCAT range is available in a number of receiver and transmitter combinations. Using the SuperCATS with a sonde enables location of pipes such as cast iron, clay, concrete and plastic and finally for metallic pipes with a Cathodic Protection System, the SuperCATCPS is the receiver of choice.............more

Radiodetection's precision locators are designed for optional locate performance for all industries and utilities. Common to all is the powerful Centros measurement engine, based on more than 30 years of development. Centros delivers a powerful digital signal analysis platform and provides the operator with a comprehensive suite of reliable and accurate information.

The Precision Locate range comprises two locator families, the fully featured, multifunctional, RD8000 and the utility specific RD7000+ range.

RD7000+

RD8000

Featuring Compass and dynamic overload protection, the RD7000+ range delivers exceptional pipe and cable location and tracing functionality, even in electrically noisy areas....................more

The RD8000PDL and PXL are powerful successors to the industry standard RD4000PDL and PXL pipe and cable locators. The RD8000 improves on speed, accuracy and reliability......more

RD5000WL

Pipeline Current Mapper

Tracing buried pipes and cables, whether to locate faults or to avoid utilities during excavation work, can present major difficulties. This can be made even worse in cases where a pipe has rubber seals, insulators or even gaps between sections.

The location and measurement of pipeline corrosion using electromagnetic detection devices (Locators) are increasingly being linked with GIS systems and GPS information, to provide an accurate record of the condition of pipes and the position and time co-ordinates for post mapping analysis – this requirement is the basis of the PCM+.............more

GatorCam4 Pushrod Inspection System

The GatorCam4 system have been designed to deliver controllable and high quality video inspection for any situation, from residential work and commercial use through to specialist plant and municipal applications.

The GatorCam4 controller introduces new functionality and connectivity to the user, while retaining the familiar look and feel of the controller. The controller fully..................more

The new extra-flexible Plumbers reel offers outstanding performance around tight bends and traps and is ideal for use in most waste water systems (from 32mm / 1¼”) found in commercial and residential properties. A built-in flexi-sonde allows the user to pinpoint its location and depth without compromising manoeuvrability around tight corners – this can be located using a suitable pipe or cable locator.................more

RD312 Lost Cover Locator

Sondes

Flexrod

Flexitrace

ABC & XYC of Locating Buried Pipes and Cables

This book is intended for everyone taking the responsibility of locating and fault finding buried pipes, cables and buried utility plant. It describes the techniques of successful locating but does not include instructions about the use of any particular instrument or set of equipment: this information should be obtained from the equipment supplier.

The book is for use both as a 'How to do it' book and a reference book. Even experienced locating specialists may be surprised at the scope and variety of problems that locating instruments can help solve.

The book is divided into 12 parts and an index. Each part is divided into convenient sections and there is a heading on each page with Part and Section number and an indication of the subject.