Radiodetection CD Stethoscope | Telescopic Cable Identification | Current Direction Feedback

The Radiodetection CD Stethoscope is a high-precision telescopic tool engineered to assist utility professionals in the identification and isolation of specific cables within dense bundles. By processing the Current Direction (CD) signal from a Tx10 transmitter, the device provides definitive identification through a visual interface, ensuring accuracy in complex underground utility environments.

How does the CD signal improve cable identification?

The stethoscope utilizes the Current Direction (CD) signal from a Tx10 transmitter to activate integrated LEDs and directional arrows. This visual feedback confirms the direction of the current flow, allowing the operator to distinguish the target cable from adjacent utilities with absolute certainty.

Is this tool compatible with standard Radiodetection locators?

While specifically optimized for use with the Radiodetection RD8100, this stethoscope is designed for universal compatibility across the Radiodetection range. It remains fully functional for cable identification even in the absence of a CD signal, making it a versatile accessory for various locating scenarios.

What are the primary design benefits for field operations?

The telescopic build allows for extended reach and ergonomic operation when inspecting cable bundles in trenches or confined areas. Part of the Radiodetection stethoscope series, it is built to provide maximum user confidence when singling out utilities for maintenance or survey work.

• Pair with the Radiodetection TX10 Transmitter for full Current Direction (CD) signal capabilities.
• Compatible for use with the Radiodetection RD8200 Precision Cable Locator.
• Can be used alongside the Radiodetection RD7200 Precision Cable Locator for standard identification tasks.
• For fault-finding operations, consider the Radiodetection A-Frame.