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Introduction
The Pro65™ Plastic Pipe Tracing Rod with Sonde can be used to
track the paths of non-metallic pipes up to 65 feet in length. It has
a small diameter, which means it can fit into smaller pipes than
most other tracing rods or fish tapes. The Pro65™ can be used in
two ways; tracking the entire rod, or tracking only the sonde at
the end of the rod. For tracking the sonde, you can use any
underground wire/cable locator, such as our Pro700™, Pro800D™,
Pro871C™, or Pro900™. To track the entire wire, you will need a
locator that uses a 33 kHz frequency or higher, such as our
Pro871C™ or Pro900™.
Setup for Tracing the Line
1. Insert the plastic pipe tracing rod into the pipe being
tracked as far as it will go.
2. Using the transmitter of your wire locator, connect the red
alligator clip to the red knob on the Pro65™ plastic pipe
tracer. Connect the black alligator clip to the ground stake
included with your wire tracker. See Figure 1 below.
Tracking the Path of the Pipe
1. Power on your transmitter and adjust the power level until
your analog meter reads between 4 and 8. Or if using a
Pro900™, until you see an OK signal on the transmitter
Figure 1
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