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A set of an autonomous generator MAG-05.2.XX is used for tracing and determining the depth of non-metallic pipelines, storm channels at a depth of up to 5 meters in conjunction with tracerouting receivers having a "Probe" function with an operating frequency of 512 Hz. The principle of tracing non-metallic pipelines with an autonomous MAG-05 generator.2.XX A small-sized autonomous generator MAG-05 is placed on a problematic section of the highway using a cable pushing device. The generator emits an electromagnetic field. When the receiver is moved on the earth's surface (when the receiver axis is perpendicular to the communication axis), a signal with pronounced two local minima, a general maximum and two false peaks is induced along the communication axis in the receiving coil. When moving the receiver across the axis of the generator, there are no local minima and false peaks of the signal.

Description of the cable searcher Success KBI-309K • – Traceroute receiver in the form of a monoblock with a large LCD display. • – The image of the route on the device screen. • – Automatic calculation and display of the depth of the communication up to 10 m, as well as the current in the line. – Built-in GPS\GLONASS module for determining and recording the coordinates of the location of communication. – "Probe" mode for tracing NON-METALLIC communications using an in-tube generator (optional).

Technical specifications: Residual capacity when working with immitance meters < 1 pF Residual inductance when working with immitance meters < 0.5 µgn Residual resistance when working with immitance meters < 0.05 ohms Maximum input voltage ±60 V Distance between measuring contacts from 0 to 6 mm Length 1050 mm Weight 160 g

Operating Mode: Continuous Output stabilized current, A: 1-100 Output voltage, V: 0-14 Power supply: Single-phase mains 220 V; 50 Hz Operating temperature range, °C: +10...+35 Storage temperature, °C: -20...+45 Relative humidity (without condensation), %: 90 Weight, kg: 3.8 Overall dimensions (W x H x D), mm: 225 x 85 x 220

Technical specifications: Output voltage (DC and AC), 0 - 2 kV; 0 - 5 kV Built-in AC power supply, 10 - 25 A The amplitude value of the DC voltage ripple relative to the set output voltage of 5 kV at idle is not more than ± 5% Error in setting the output voltage, ± 3% Protection tripping current, 101 -- 140 mA Load current of DC and AC output voltage, not less than 1 mA The limit of measuring the resistance of the integrity of the circuit connection, 0, 01 – 0.10 ohms

A trace searching kit for finding underground utilities (cable lines, metal pipelines, and other communications made of conductive materials). As part of the kit, the receiver is in the form of a monoblock with a large LCD display, which displays an image of the route and automatically calculates the depth of communication up to 10 m, as well as the current in the line. Built-in GPS\GLONASS module for determining and recording the coordinates of the location of communication. "Probe" mode for tracing NON-METALLIC communications using an in-line generator (optional). Compact stand-alone generator with an output power of up to 20 watts and a range of up to 3 km. Connection to the desired route is possible both by contact and contactless method.

Technical specifications: Extended frequency range 50 kHz–15 MHz The basic error is ±0.2 % The level of the measuring signal is 40 mV – 1 V s.c . Offset voltage (0 – 40) V The discreteness of the operating frequency setting is 1 Hz Graphical analysis of measured values in a given frequency range USB 2.0 interface -100 C to 400 C; humidity 90% at 300 C Dimensions, weight: 270x134x320 mm, 5 kg Power supply ~230 V, 20 VA

The device is designed for: • – determining the location and depth of hidden communications (power and signal cable lines, reinforced fiber-optic lines, pipelines made of electrically conductive materials) at a depth of up to 6 m and a distance of more than 5 km from the generator connection point; • – tracing of communications in channel and non-channel laying by electromagnetic and acoustic methods; • – determination of places of damage to cable lines by electromagnetic and acoustic methods; • – site surveys before excavation; • – detection of depressurization sites of pipelines at a depth of up to 3 m.