No More blind digging

Some multi-frequency locators can scan for 512Hz, 640Hz, 8kHz, and more. If your locator isn’t set to 512Hz, it simply won’t detect your camera head, because our sewer camera frequency is 512Hz.

✅Solution:

When you use other brands of locators with our power will sewer cameras, double-check that your locator is set to 512Hz mode.

A weak battery may reduce sensitivity, range, and signal stability.

✅Solution:

Replace or recharge your locator’s batteries regularly. Avoid using partially depleted cells, especially in colder weather.

Even with everything working, poor technique can cause failed detections. Moving too quickly, scanning too far above the ground, or skipping proper calibration can all lead to missed signals.

✅Solution:

Hold the locator close to the ground.
Sweep slowly and methodically. For more specific operation steps, please refer to the instruction manual or product details page.
Practice makes perfect—build a habit of slow, steady scanning.

If the camera head is too deep underground or buried under dense material like wet clay, the signal can be weak or distorted. (Our 512Hz locator can receive the 512Hz transmission within 5 meters/16.4ft deep)

✅Solution:

Check the locator’s sensitivity settings.
Switch to a more sensitive model if necessary.

Nearby power lines, metal structures, or even vehicles can interfere with low-frequency signals.

✅Solution:

Try to scan when the environment is free of large metallic or electrical sources. Move away from underground utilities or high-voltage areas if the signal seems unstable.