LMX200™ is the Premier Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) Utility Locating Equipment in the market today.

The LMX200™ provides unprecedented insights and target confidence to detect traditionally non-locatable subsurface features such as:

• Non-metallic pipes, including PVC and asbestos cement
• Underground Electrical Cable
• Concrete storm and sewer systems
• Utilities where installed tracer wiring has failed
• Underground storage tanks and drainage tiles
• Septic system components
• Non-utility structures such as vaults, foundation walls and concrete pads

Public utility systems and local governments require that the positions of underground systems are located and marked. This helps in planning projects and avoiding risks and hazards. The LMX200™ builds on the capabilities of the LMX100™ and adds further features to help you locate and map these utilities. It adds the powerful Grid Scan mode and the ability to use an external GPS to take full advantage of SplitView and MapView. The LMX200™ also allows data export for post-processing, archiving, reference and further mapping capabilities in EKKO_Project™

The detection and mapping of buried utilities is a major application area for ground penetrating (GPR) technology. Using radio waves, the LMX200™ offers a rapid way to accurately locate metallic and non-metallic utilities as well as other targets such as underground storage tanks, splice pits, and buried manholes. GPR complements traditional electromagnetic (EM) methods of pipe and cable locating by providing a complete underground picture. Understanding where and when a particular approach is most cost-effective comes from experience, business practice, and local construction techniques

The LMX200™ GPR system sets the highest standards for insights and target confidence to detect traditionally non-locatable subsurface features such as:

• • Non-metallic pipes, including PVC and asbestos cement
  • Underground electrical cable.

Concrete storm and sewer systems.

• Metallic and non-metallic utilities.
• Utilities where installed tracer wiring has failed.
• Underground storage tanks and drainage tiles.
• Septic system components.
• Non-utility system structures such as vaults, foundation walls, and concrete pads.

Public utility systems and local governments require that the positions of underground systems be located and marked. This helps in planning projects and avoiding risks and hazards. The LMX200™ builds on the capabilities of the LMX100™ and adds further features to help you locate and map these utilities. It adds the powerful Grid Scan mode and the ability to use an external GPS to take full advantage of SplitView and MapView. The LMX200™ Enhanced upgrade also allows data export for post-processing, archiving, reference and further mapping capabilities.

LMX200 Features

• Powerful touch screen display unit with line scan mode, grid scan, map view, and wi-fi on-site reports.
• US standard and metric options.
• Built-in Wi-Fi for direct share of display.
• USB port allows easy data transfer.
• Patented ultra-wideband 250 MHz GPR antenna and DynaT for dynamic target enhancement.
• Long-lasting lead acid gel battery.
• Collapsible, lightweight fiberglass cart frame for easy transport.
• Optional external GPS for higher accuracy geo-referencing of targets for post processing by CAS and GIS software.