rabo vScan Molch D18 locating probe, pig transmitter 33kHz for vScan, vLoc, can be located up to a depth of 10m The pig transmitter is a battery-operated mini transmitter, it has a range of 5m. It is screwed onto a push cable - used to locate non-metallic pipes or blockages. A locating probe with a frequency of 33kHz is normally used with a vScan locating device. The vScan locating device is a device used in the construction and renovation industry to locate hidden lines and pipes in walls, floors and other structures. The locating probe sends out electromagnetic signals with a frequency of 33kHz. These signals are reflected by metallic objects such as pipes or cables and detected by the probe. The vScan locating device receives the reflected signals and shows the user where the hidden objects are. Using a 33kHz probe offers a good balance between depth penetration and resolution. It can be used to locate both metal pipes and cables. It is important to note that the accuracy of the location can be affected by various factors such as the nature of the ground, the distance to the object and other environmental conditions.
