DML2000 Magnetic Locator
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The state-of-the-art, DML2000 Magnetic Locator packs all of its sophisticated electronics in an incredibly light 1.6-lb package. Experienced MAG users will appreciate the LOW battery indicator; no more wondering if the batteries are low and you’re missing targets. The separate Power, Volume, and Sensitivity controls are also an improvement over other brands. In side-by-side comparison tests with other magnetic locators, the DML2000 outperformed all the competition.

Using the DML2000 is the fastest, and easiest way to pinpoint buried survey markers, septic tanks, iron water and gas pipes, water valves, water meters and any other ferrous object buried under dirt, asphalt, water snow or ice.The DML2000 comes with both, a hard and soft case. The soft case is well padded and has a long strap for over-the-shoulder carrying. All DML2000 magnetic locators are shipped inside the soft-pack carrying case, which in turn, is shipped inside a hard plastic storage case. The hard plastic storage case is end opening with a resealable Velcro fastener.

DML2000-M Magnetic Locator
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When searching for underground pipe, a panel meter can be indispensable, and the DML2000-M is in a class by itself, far above the competition.

The DML2000-M Magnetic Locator has all of the standard features of the DML2000, plus an easily readable Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) panel meter. The DML2000-M with its 3æ digit (0 to ± 1999) Digital Panel Meter, gives the operator a real time, true visual representation of the instrument’s output frequency changes, it also provides the highest resolution display of any Magnetic Locator. The digital display provides an exact numeric readout with a separate polarity indicator that can be even more useful to the experienced professionalWhen the panel meter peaks and the polarity changes, this normally indicates that you are directly over the end of that pipe section, typically a weld or a “Bell” joint. A polarity change that occurs when the meter readings are at a minimum means you are over the midpoint of that pipe section.