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C.SCOPE – SGV4 Dual-Frequency Signal Generator with Data-Logging, Visual Display
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C.SCOPE – CXL4 Dual-Frequency Cable Avoidance Tool
The C.SCOPE CXL4 Cable Avoidance Tool offers dual-frequency detection with optional data logging, Bluetooth, and GPS for precise utility locating. Order yours today.
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C.SCOPE – CXL4 Dual-Frequency Cable Avoidance Tool
The C.SCOPE CXL4 Dual-Frequency Cable Avoidance Tool is a cutting-edge utility locator designed to bring greater accuracy, data intelligence, and compliance to underground service detection. Featuring dual-frequency detection (33+131kHz), this tool represents the next generation of C.Scope’s trusted technology, offering enhanced performance, improved usability, and features tailored to real-world excavation challenges. Designed to improve on-site safety, productivity, and compliance, the CXL4 integrates seamlessly into utility, construction, and civil engineering workflows.
Built-in Data Logging supports accountability and training, while Bluetooth and GPS capabilities (on the DBG model) allow managers to monitor tool usage, detect patterns, and enhance decision-making using real-time location data. Whether you’re a utility contractor, groundworks team, or civil engineering firm, the CXL4 gives you the confidence to locate, log, and avoid underground services with greater precision and fewer errors.
Key Features:
- Dual-frequency detection (33kHz + 131kHz) for locating a broader range of services
- Built-in Data Logging for recording and auditing field usage
- Bluetooth and GPS tracking (CXL4-DBG) for real-time mapping and data insight
- Enhanced detection modes for improved accuracy in complex environments
- Network Rail Approved – suitable for railway and infrastructure works
- Designed to work with C.Scope SGA4 and SGV4 Signal Generators
- Improves detection speed, reduces errors, and supports best-practice excavation
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Frequently Asked Questions
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These devices typically use electromagnetic signals to detect metallic utilities underground. They may also use a combination of transmitter and receiver units to trace the paths of these utilities.
No, however we would suggest that you undertake a Cat and Genny Course which covers the use of cable locators. Our sister company Citrus Training offers these courses.
Depth estimation uses the strength of the detected signal to calculate the depth of the buried utility. This feature helps determine the exact location and depth to avoid accidental strikes.
