Introduction to Reddy RD8200 underground sounder

Brief introduction:

Reddy Company has launched the latest underground metal pipeline detector RD8200. As the latest metal pipeline detector of Reddy Company, how about its performance characteristics? Let's learn about it today. First, the RD8200 receiver and transmitter uses semi-transparent and semi-reflective low-power LCD technology that utilizes ambient light to improve screen readability and extend battery life in direct sunlight. TruDepth™ and current readings provide additional assurance. Reddy's TruDepth displays accurate depth and current measurements only when the RD8200 is positioned correctly above the target. The consistency of the measurements gives you confidence that you are following the right path.

RD8200 pipeline instrument provides many functions

1. High performance audio and vibration alarms, suitable for noisy environments. The RD8200 waterproof speaker housing is optimized to provide the best resonance for high or low frequency tones of your choice. 5 power output audio levels and vibration alerts to help technicians work in challenging situations, Peak+ mode improves speed and accuracy, Peak+ mode adds guiding or trough positioning advantages to improve peak mode accuracy.

2. Steering allows you to find peak locations faster. The trough allows you to check for distortions caused by other utilities, stimuli, or interference. Passive line avoidance for fast perimeter scanning

3. Prior to excavation, conduct a quick inspection of the area using synchronous detection of passive power and radio signals from underground cables or pipes. Excellent digital signal processing techniques enable technicians to detect and respond to weak signals associated with difficult-to-locate or deep utilities.

4. Achieve efficient operation. The long range wireless connection between the RD8200 line and a compatible transmitter allows you to control the power and frequency of the location signal from up to 1400 ft /450 m away. Adapted to challenging environments, the RD8200 family of pipelines and transmitters simplifies the task of distinguishing and tracking utilities near crowded networks, substations, or high-voltage lines

5. Current direction, track the correct line. The target line is identified among multiple parallel lines by applying a dedicated CD signal from the TX-10 transmitter. The CD arrow displayed on the locator is used to confirm that you are tracking your target line. Tracking a single wire in a dense network can be challenging when a transmitter cannot be connected. Confusing signals or large signals can confuse or combine to wash out signals. A single key enables the user to use the harmonic characteristics of the power signal to determine whether the signal is coming from a single source or multiple cables, which can then be traced and identified.

6. Dynamic overload protection, refuse unnecessary interference, automatic filtering interference, can be used in electrical noise environment near substation or overhead power lines.

7. Fine-tune the frequency so that it is accurately positioned in a workspace that is susceptible to interference or multiple operators. Excellent field practice driven by technology

RD8200 locator ensures task completion or compliance with service requirements

Swing the warning system to ensure proper use, the receiver must be perpendicular to the ground to achieve good accuracy. The RD8200 locator receiver has a built-in gyroscope measurement system that alerts the user to excessive swing to ensure proper use.

Record the use of GPS positioning to understand the operation mode of technical personnel. The RD8200G receiver automatically stores all positioning parameters that provide comprehensive information about field operations. Supervisors or health and safety personnel can analyze data to assess usage patterns to ensure adherence to practices and identify training needs before adverse work habits develop. This information can also be shared with partners or customers to demonstrate whether tasks are being completed or whether service requirements are being met. Usage data can be exported in a variety of file formats - such as Google Maps KML - to confirm where and when the operation was performed. Minimize the risk of accidents. Issue visual, vibration, and sound warnings for shallow utility lines in active and passive positioning modes. Vibration feedback reduces chance of missed warnings When the alarm is activated, the RD8200 receiver handle will vibrate, allowing the operator to focus on the job at hand.