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C.SCOPE – CXL3 Cable Avoidance Tool
The C.SCOPE CXL3 Cable Avoidance Tool offers fast, accurate detection of underground utilities with versatile, easy-to-use locating modes. Order yours today!
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C.SCOPE – CXL3 Cable Avoidance Tool
The C.SCOPE CXL3 Cable Avoidance Tool is a trusted, easy-to-use solution designed to help operators locate underground services quickly and safely before excavation begins. Striking buried utilities can lead to serious injury, costly project delays, and service disruptions, making the CXL3 an essential tool for professionals in construction, utilities, groundworks, and site maintenance. When used with the SGA3 Signal Generator and accompanying accessories, the CXL3 becomes a comprehensive pipe and cable locating system, delivering advanced functionality across a variety of job site conditions. Built with daily site use in mind, the unit includes a clear LCD display, detachable loudspeaker, and intuitive fingertip controls—all housed within a rugged, durable casing that can withstand harsh environments.
Key Features:
- Three detection modes: POWER, RADIO, and GENERATOR for comprehensive location capability
- Detects live and passive signals on a wide range of buried services
- Compatible with SGA3 Signal Generator and Sondes for enhanced functionality
- Clear LCD meter for easy signal interpretation
- Detachable loudspeaker for better audio clarity in noisy environments
- Rugged and lightweight design for site-ready performance and portability
- Simple fingertip controls for quick learning and intuitive operation
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The CXL3 has a 3 year warranty (conditions apply)
Most modern cable and pipe locators are designed to be weather-resistant, but it is important to check the specifications of each model. Avoid using the equipment in extreme weather conditions which may impair functionality or safety.
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.
