New Radiodetection CD telescopic stethoscope

SKU: 10/RX-CD-STETHOSCOPE
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Radiodetection CD telescopic stethoscope for individual utility identification. The telescopic CD stethoscope provides LEDs and arrows for Current Direction when used with a CD-capable receiver and suitable Tx10 CD signal. Supported non-CD receivers can detect the response without CD information.

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CD Stethoscope by Radiodetection

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Choose the accessory for the task

Investigate individual cable responses where a receiver or clamp cannot conveniently reach, including closely grouped services.

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Current Direction information requires a CD-capable receiver and the correct Tx10 signal.

Use with a compatible locating system

For precision cable and pipe locating, compare Radiodetection RD8200 Precision Cable Locator and Radiodetection RD8100PDLG GPS Precision Cable Locator. The receiver’s supported signal, connector and function determine which accessories suit the work.

For an applied locating signal, compare Tx5 and Tx10. A transmitter and receiver perform different jobs; this accessory does not replace either instrument.

For Current Direction use a CD-capable RD8200 or RD8100PDLG and a suitable Tx10 signal. A non-CD receiver can detect and identify the signal without the CD information.

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The telescopic CD stethoscope provides LEDs and arrows for Current Direction when used with a CD-capable receiver and suitable Tx10 CD signal. Supported non-CD receivers can detect the response without CD information.

Questions about this offer

What does this accessory do?

It receives the locating signal close to individual cables or other utilities where access for the receiver or clamp is difficult. It does not apply a transmitter signal.

Will it show Current Direction?

With a CD-capable locator and suitable Tx10 CD signal, it provides Current Direction information. Other supported locators can detect the signal without that directional information.

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