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4 Locating
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4.6
Locating Non-metallic Pipes or Ducts
Locating non-metallic pipes or ducts is not possible using conventional locating techniques. However, it is
possible to detect small transmitting devices (Sondes) if they are inserted into a non-metallic pipe or duct.
Sondes are available in a range of sizes and transmitting ranges. A popular one is the D38 Sonde that has a
diameter of 38mm and a range of 5m.
The Sonde is typically attached to a drain rod (10mm fitting) and pushed down the pipe or duct and
periodically located as it is pushed along.
Locating Sondes method:
1.
Switch on the Sonde by connecting the battery. Connect it to the pushrod and place it in the start of the
pipe run.
2.
Switch on the vScan and select Sonde Mode using the mode paddle. The Sonde icon will now be visible
on the screen.
3.
Position the vScan above the Sonde as indicated below: (The rotational orientation of the receiver is 90
degrees to that used when line locating)
4.
Adjust the sensitivity control so that the bar graph reads approximately 75%. Now move the vScan
forward and back to detect the largest signal. You will also notice that there will be a “ghost signal” in front
and behind the Sonde. This is normal and characteristic of locating Sondes.