Radiodetection Super Sonde 33kHz | Deep Utility Transmitter | 15m Detection Depth

The Radiodetection Super Sonde 33kHz is an industrial-grade, self-contained transmitter engineered for the precise location of non-conductive pipes, deep sewers, and ducting. With a significant detection range of up to 15m (49'), this battery-operated device provides the signal strength necessary for mapping utilities in challenging deep-site environments where standard sondes are insufficient.

What is the maximum detection depth of the Radiodetection Super Sonde?

This sonde is capable of being detected at a maximum depth of 15m (49'), providing extensive vertical range for locating deep infrastructure. It operates on a standard 33kHz frequency, ensuring compatibility with a wide array of Radiodetection cable and pipe locators.

How does the Super Sonde connect to rodding systems?

The device is designed for simple integration, featuring a robust housing that allows it to be attached directly to a Flexrod for insertion into narrow ducts or pipes. Its physical dimensions of 2.51" (64mm) in diameter and 12.51" (318mm) in length ensure it remains maneuverable during survey tasks.

What power source does this sonde require for field operation?

The unit is completely self-contained and battery-powered, requiring no external lead connections to the surface. This design ensures maximum reliability and ease of use when traversing complex pipe networks and sewer systems.

• Integrate with the Radiodetection Flexrod 60m for deep pipe insertion.
• Maintain buoyancy in sewer lines with the Radiodetection Sonde Floats.
• Extend reach for longer ducts using the Radiodetection Flexrod 120m.