From: $2,005.00
Our do it all receiver
Sleek, easy to use with automatic depth calculator for accuracy +/- 10%
The LF 2200 comes loaded with 3 built-in industry standard sonde frequencies, 16 Hz (steel or ductile iron), 512 Hz (cast iron or non-metallic) and 8 KHz (nonmetallic only) sondes. Customize any sonde or line trace frequencies from 16 Hz to 100+KHz. And with the capability to trace underground metallic lines at 4 built-in industry standard frequencies using our BuzzBox external line exciter you will be ready to locate almost anything.
The Storm watertight and impact-resistant case is the perfect accessory to help protect your LineFinder from the elements.
Kit: 1 LF 2200 receiver and 1 Pelican hard case
Weight: Receiver – 6 lbs.
Case – 17 lbs.
Receiver with case – 23 lbs.
Dimensions: Receiver – 32” L x 8” W x 4-1/4” H
Case – 40″ L x 16-1/2″ W x 6-3/4″ H
Power source: 6 AA Alkaline batteries
Depth Measurements: English and Metric
Standard Frequencies:
Sonde: 512 Hz, 16 Hz, 8 KHz
Line Trace: 8 KHz, 16 KHz, 32 KHz, 64 KHz
Passive AC Line Trace: 50-60 Hz
Customize: Any frequency from 16 Hz-100 KHz on sonde or line trace mode
Q: Will this receiver pick up marker balls?
A: No. Marker balls take a special receiver/generator that sends signal to the balls.
Q: My receiver doesn't seem to picking up the 512 Hz signal. Is there a way to test my receiver over the phone?
A: Yes. We can do a phone test with the 512 Hz frequency. It only takes a few seconds to find out if your receiver is working or not. Please call 800-541-9123 and talk to one of our sales specialists. They will be happy to help.
Q: Will the LineFinder 2200 digital receiver work with my orange ATP-12 flushable transmitters?
A: No. You can only customize a frequency up to 100 KHz and the orange flushable ATP-12 transmits a 223 KHz frequency. Check out our Ardy receiver to use with your orange ATP-12 flushable transmitters.
Q: My receivers depth is off by 6”?
A: If you are locating in 6” pipe you need to minus the 6” from your final depth. The transmitter sits at the bottom of the 6” pipe so that is where your receiver is getting signal and calculating the depth.
We also recommend that you make sure you are setting the bottom of the receiver on the ground when on the depth screen. Otherwise you will also need to factor in the space between the bottom of the receiver and the ground before you dig.
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