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Mobile Hot Box Hire Hire:
Comprehensive range of units 2T to 15T Capacity Demounts Available Largest Hot Box Hire fleet in UK
Sales: New or used units available from stock
Service: Trained mobile technicians
Fax: 01902 790910 Email:
enquiries@ndbrown.co.uk Website:
www.ndbrown.co.uk
HEAD OFFICE
Tel: 01902 791991 Glasgow Depot: 01236 822777 Devon Depot: 01884 860767
The UK’s First Engineering grade locator system EZiSYSTEM xf Features
Multiple Frequencies (including 512Hz & 640Hz) Current measurement reading High output generator option (3 watt)
Data Logging option Bluetooth connectivity option Depth option – increased to 9.9 metres in Sonde mode
Affordable, intuitive location system designed to deliver the functionality of more complex and expensive systems with significant cost savings and ease of use.
Rechargeable battery option UK Network Rail approved
Benefits
Easily locates low frequency camera Sondes and services over a greater distances
Enables improved tracing and identification of an individual service in congested site situations
Easily locates deeper services over greater distances Enables tracing of ‘hard to find’ services such as large diameter pipes and insulated joint pipes Monitors user behaviour helping to identify training needs and record site activity
Enables convenient, wireless communication with mapping devices
Enables the depth of deeper sewer lines to be estimated benefitting camera and sonde users
Offers the user an environmentally friendly, low cost, high performance alternative to secondary batteries such as Alkaline
All xf- series products have been approved for use on Network Rail sites
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