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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, it distinguishes between ferrous metals like steel bars (120mm depth) and non-ferrous metals like copper pipes (100mm depth), displaying material type on screen for accurate identification.
The HPC detection module provides highly accurate depth readings within 5mm variance. Three sensitivity levels let you fine-tune precision based on wall material and target size for optimal results.
Absolutely. The 120mm detection depth handles thick plaster, drywall, and even some concrete applications. Metal mode penetrates deeper than wood mode for challenging surfaces requiring maximum scanning power.
The device auto-calibrates when powered on. Simply hold it flat against the wall during startup. The interference-resistant chip maintains accuracy throughout use without requiring frequent recalibration between scans.
The rechargeable 300mAh battery provides approximately 6 hours of continuous operation. Auto power-saving mode shuts down after 5 minutes of inactivity, extending battery life during intermittent use throughout the day.
PVC and plastic pipes don't register on metal or wood modes since they're non-conductive. However, if water-filled or containing wires, the detector may identify density changes in deep mode for approximate location.
Deep mode scans up to 38mm for wooden objects, ideal for general stud location. Precision mode reduces depth to 20mm but increases accuracy for pinpoint targeting when exact positioning is critical.
Yes, but for best results, start scanning at least 12 inches away from outlets. The AC detection mode specifically locates live wires, while metal mode identifies the electrical box itself without interference.