Reference: L110-00107
Brand: Vesala
Sonde PL18-33, Ø18 mm, 33kHz, M6F, M10M & M12F
PL18-33 is a small pipe transmitter sonde which is an efficient accessory for the cable tracers and pipe locators using the 33kHz tracing frequency.
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Duct sondes
Vesala produces the smallest sondes in the industry. Small sondes are especially intended for calibrating fiber optic microducts and locating their blockages e.g. before jetting fibers.
The probes create a magnetic field around themselves, which can be used to locate the probe from a cable route or underground. Often, the probes are used together with a push wire, which is used to deliver the probe to the blockage point in the route.
With a separate search device, the place in need of repair can be located on the surface of the earth. Below you will find our world famous probes and their accessories. Search devices for locating probes can be found in their own section.
- For tracing ducts, pipes and sewers and blockages
- Smallest in the market: Diameters starting from 4.6mm
- For telecom and electric installation, civil engineering etc.
- Transmitting frequencies 33kHz and 512Hz