Sewer Camera Locator, Plumbing Pipe Inspection Camera Receiver with 512Hz Transmitter, Underground Detection Device with LED Display for Water Supply Pipes

1. Integrated Induction Coil: The receiver has a built-in induction coil to receive the magnetic signal from the pipe. The coil generates an induced current to calculate the orientation and position of the transmitter.
2. Wide Application: This product can be used in water supply lines, cable conduits, pipeline vacuum systems, lead industry pipelines, underground pipeline construction, underground cave exploration, underwater research, and other exploration work.
3. High Efficiency: Using the 512 Hz transmitter, the probe's position can be easily determined. Save time and money and enjoy this excellent feature.
4. LED Display: This pipeline detection locator is equipped with an LED display screen. You can view the monitoring data more clearly, conveniently, and easily.
5. High-quality material: This 512Hz pipe receiver is made of high-quality ABS material, suitable for underwater survey work. It is waterproof and durable, and can be used for a long time.

Specification:

Item Type: Sewer Camera Locator.
Material: ABS
Gross Weight: 2049g / 72.3oz
Working Frequency: 512Hz
Modulation: None
Batteries: 6 AA alkaline batteries (batteries not included)
Operating Time: 4 hours of intermittent use
Audio Output: 50-1000Hz depending on signal strength
Operating Temperature: -20°C to 60°C
Product Size: 548 x 65 x 50 mm / 21.6 x 2.6 x 2.0 inches
Sensor: Separate angle sensor for peak and zero signals

Package List:

1 hte

1 receiver

1 manual

1 aluminum case.

Note:

The 512 has only one mode, probe mode. Receiver in probe mode. Look for signals emitted by a small detector or camera with a built-in transmitter that has been routed through a conduit. The detector should emit a 512 Hz signal, and the receiver can determine the approximate depth of the target. Start by turning on the receiver, walk, keep the receiver at waist height, and walk in the general direction of the transmitter while slowly sweeping the receiver while pointing it in the direction of the transmitter. You will notice the signal increase. As you get closer, reduce the sensitivity as needed to keep it within range. Switch to proximity when you can't keep the meter below full scale. Continue in the direction of the strongest signal. When you reach the point where the signal appears strongest, regardless of the direction you move, it will be weaker, so you know you've found a detector that's just below the center of the target. Move to another location, look for that peak signal again, and see if you always return to the same spot for confirmation. If you've followed each step correctly, you should find yourself above the target each time. Keep practicing until you get consistent results.