RD8100

Locate buried cables and pipes as well as RF markers with one locator device

All this means that users only need one device, saving time, costs and effort. A combined cable and marker line mode with automatic depth measurement of the markers is featured in the Radiodetection RD8100 RF cable locator. As a result, users can complete jobs faster without compromising on quality.

Easily adapts to varying circumstances

While performing a localisation, conditions can change, requiring the operator to switch between higher and lower frequencies (e.g. when transitioning between main lines and service lines). With iLOC, you can change the frequency or power of your transmitter up to 450 metres away.

Trace high-impedance utility lines with 4 kHz

The 4 kHz localisation frequency allows lines such as telecom pairs or street lighting to be tracked over longer distances. As such utility lines are often in areas with dense infrastructure, you can combine 4 kHz with CD to improve tracking accuracy.

RF markers for difficult to pinpoint utilities

RF (Radio Frequency) markers are used to easily locate hard-to-locate utilities, such as plastic pipes, fibre-optic cables or critical points in dense network structures. They are usually placed directly on the component to be marked. RF markers are also called marker balls, pipe markers, Electronic Marker System (EMS) or Omni markers.

Reduce excavation damage and increase safety for users

By using the Radiodetection RD8100 RF marker and cable locator, you reduce not only the risk of excavation damage, but also the likelihood of your employees becoming involved in dangerous incidents during excavation work. StrikeAlert, available in both active and passive locating modes, provides visible and audible warnings of shallow cables, significantly reducing the risk of accidents.