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Plumbing Locators for Accurate Pipe Detection

Designed to Make You Money, Not Cost You Money

Razorback plumbing locators help plumbers accurately detect underground pipes, sewer lines, and camera sondes without unnecessary digging. Whether you’re tracing a pipe run or locating a blockage, a reliable pipe locator allows you to pinpoint the exact position of the drain. Built for real job-site conditions, these locator tools provide the accuracy and reliability plumbers need when working with underground utilities.

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Our Range of Plumbing Locators

Choose the pipe locator or sewer locator that suits your inspection system and the type of locating work you perform. These tools are commonly used alongside drain inspection cameras to trace pipe routes and locate the camera head underground.
  • RIDGID NaviTrack Scout Locator (1) Quick View

    RIDGID NaviTrack Scout Locator

    $3,459.50
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  • Starter Drain Camera Pack | Razorback Drain Pros Quick View

    Starter Drain Camera Pack

    $9,627.59
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  • Trade Drain Camera Pack Quick View

    Trade Drain Camera Pack

    $11,560.84
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  • Pro Drain Camera Pack | Razorback Drain Pros Quick View

    Pro Drain Camera Pack

    $12,472.52
    Add to cart

What Is a Pipe Locator?

A pipe locator is a device used to detect underground pipes or locate a transmitter (sonde) inside a drain inspection camera. By detecting the signal from the sonde, plumbers can determine the exact position and depth of the pipe.

This allows accurate mapping of underground plumbing without excavation.

Pipe locators are commonly used when inspecting:

  • Sewer Lines
  • Stormwater Drains
  • Underground Plumbing Systems
  • Blocked Drain Locations
Razorback Drain Camera With RIDGID NaviTrack Scout Locator

Why Plumbers Use Sewer Locators

Professional plumbers rely on sewer locators to reduce unnecessary digging and speed up drain diagnostics.

Using a locator allows you to:

  • Trace Underground Pipe Runs
  • Locate Drain Blockages
  • Identify Pipe Damage Locations
  • Determine Pipe Depth
  • Mark Pipe Routes Before Excavation

With accurate locating equipment, plumbers can diagnose problems faster and minimise disruption on site.

A Plumber Using A Locator Along with A Drain Camera

Sonde Locators for Drain Cameras

Many drain inspection cameras include a built-in 512Hz sonde transmitter. A compatible sonde locator detects this signal from above ground, allowing plumbers to locate the exact position of the camera head inside the pipe.

This makes it possible to identify the precise location of:

  • Blockages
  • Collapsed Pipes
  • Pipe Joints
  • Root Intrusions

By combining a drain camera and a locator, plumbers gain full visibility both inside the pipe and underground.

Locator Tools for Professional Plumbing Work

Reliable plumbing locator tools are essential when working with underground drainage systems. These tools help plumbers confirm pipe routes, avoid damaging other utilities, and identify the exact location of drainage issues.

Locator equipment is widely used for:

  • Drain Inspection Work
  • Sewer Line Diagnostics
  • Underground Pipe Tracing
  • Plumbing Repair Planning

Using the right locator equipment helps reduce labour time and improve job accuracy.

Pipe Locator FAQs

A pipe locator detects underground pipes or a transmitter inside a drain inspection camera so plumbers can determine the pipe’s location and depth.
A sonde locator detects the signal from a transmitter inside a drain camera head, allowing plumbers to locate the camera position underground.
Yes. Sewer locators are commonly used to trace sewer lines and identify the location of blockages or pipe damage.
Yes. Many drain cameras include a built-in sonde transmitter that works with a compatible pipe locator.

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