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News Release from: Radiodetection | Subject: RD2000 SuperC.A.T range
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 21 September 2007
Radiodetection Locators now more active
Radiodetection, the world leader in the design, manufacture and supply of underground pipe and cable locators, launch the new RD2000 SuperC.A.T range of high performance cable avoidance tools.
The RD2000 SuperC.A.T is an enhanced version of the RD2000 launched 18 months ago To address all applications and budgets, the SuperC.A.T range is available in a number of receiver and transmitter combinations
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 17 Jun 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The SuperC.A.T+ has been developed for high performance location of multiple utilities.
To support the telecoms market, the high frequency SuperC.A.TTL detects 131kHz or 65kHz as high frequency active locates are known to be more effective when buried assets are well insulated (e.g twisted-pair telecom cables or insulated pipe joints).
Using the SuperC.A.TS with a sonde enables location of pipes such as cast iron, clay, concrete and plastic and finally for metallic pipes with a Cathodic Protection System, the SuperC.A.TCPS is the receiver of choice.
The SuperC.A.T incorporates a number of features for added accuracy, safety and ease of use.
These include depth and current measurement, a "user memory", which saves the last used configuration and StrikeAlert, that alerts the user to unexpectedly shallow cables and utility lines in Power and Active transmitter modes.
Using patented Radiodetection signal-processing techniques the SuperC.A.T range has the ability to reject unwanted signals in the most demanding environments.
Even with interference from overhead electrical cables and congested sites, this enhanced signal processing ensures that the information displayed is accurate and repeatable.
This new generation of pipe and cable location systems out performs all existing systems and also represents a cost-effective way of locating buried services such as gas, power, telecom/CATV, water and sewer.
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