RFID marker system for underground facilities


Dated: 1 October 2007

Unlike conventional RFID markers, the new 3M RFID Marker Locating System can differentiate every marked underground feature with the use of a unique identification number, even distinguishing between the facilities of competitors having adjacent markers tuned to the same radio frequency. The 3M Dynatel RFID Marker Locator System uses a new technology with a custom chip inside that can be programmed to convey important information about each marked underground facility. The hand-held 3M Dynatel 2200M Series locator units are compatible with standard GPS/GIS data collection devices and allow for real-time mapping. Designed for near surface and deeply buried applications, this new marker locating technology helps owners manage underground facilities for telecommunications as well as natural gas, water, sewer, CATV and electric power utilities. It can also provide efficient cable and pipe locating and fault location.

Company: 3M
Product ID: 07JB051

 
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