Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pipe Locators, 100ft/30m PVC Pipe Locators Underground, IP67 Waterproof Pipe Blockage Detector with Adjustable Sensitivity, Sewer Wall Scanner Plumbing Tool for PVC Plastic Metal Water Pipes

Ottimo.In trenta secondi mi ha risolto un problema di localizzazione di un tubo in PVC. Consiglio l'uso delle cuffie..

tres bien j'ai trouvé mon tuyaux entérré sous une dalle béton a 30 cm parfait

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Livraison rapide, matériel complet et fonctionnel.

Ho acquistato il prodotto per localizzare il percorso di tubi in pvc interrati. Sono riuscito rapidamente a scoprire il percorso dei tubi. Un prodotto molto utile e facile da usare. Le 5 stelle le merita tutte.

takes a bit of time to get used to it, i used this item to find my well in my proprety, no well cap to be seen its been burried so i fished this into my well pipe and used the meter to trace it where the head it, the sound was very very faint, idk maybe 12" of dirt? ontop of the pipe? worked but had to be very carefull, saved me alot of money

I didn't use it yet but it works only have it incase I need to find where a pipe is going under floorboards

Works good! Used it by sending it down a floor drain to find a tie in point to rough in a basement bathroom and I was able to, I was surprised lol

I bought this to figure out 1. where a blockage is in my kitchen drain 2. where the drain pipes go so I can minimize cutting of dry-wall Problem 1: the probe would not charge with a modern high-power USB C charger. An low-power charger did work. Not a big problem once you know it. Problem 2: the probe would not go through an elbow in the drain pipe. So I cannot use the device. It seems like a reasonable device, but not for my problem. Not for pipes with elbows.+-

Don't waste your money, unless you're locating a line that you can already see. Brand new, out of the box, and fully charged, I tried locating the transmitter sitting on the floor, and the locator had to be less than a foot away to detect anything with it turned to Max. Tried it in a piece of pipe as a test, one that I knew the exact route of, and it didn't pick anything up except for electrical interference, even though that pipe is less than a foot underground. I measured the distance, put the receiver directly over where that transmitter should be, and still couldn't pick up anything. Again, save your money.