OKM GEOSEEKER

$11 008.40 HTVA ($11 008.40 TVAC)

The OKM GEOSEEKER is a geoelectric detector designed to locate water and cavities at depths of up to 250 meters. This professional detector is based on soil resistance measurements. It also transforms this data into a 3D representation for accurate results. It’s the ideal tool for optimizing your search of the underground world!

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Detecting water and cavities with Geoseeker

First of all, it’s important to note that this device is both a cavity detector and a water detector, primarily designed for professionals. Sold by Inventum Detector, it performs resistance measurements. Data is analyzed and displayed as a 3D image. What’s more, this device is easy to handle and operate, while enabling optimal searches at depths of up to 250 meters.

Finally, the GeoSeeker employs a geoelectrical measurement method based on the Schlumberger system. In this way, it can determine soil resistivity. In fact, depending on the resistance measured, this tool is capable of detecting underground water reservoirs. It can also detect aquifer gravel, underground rivers and water tables, as well as the presence of cavities such as caves, tunnels, chambers or underground galleries. As a result, this geophysical detector is just as useful for water prospecting as it is for cavity exploration.

Last but not least, the OKM GEOSEEKER includes a number of components that can be controlled via an Android tablet PC. All commands and measurement results are transmitted wirelessly via Wi-Fi. Using the pre-installed software, all you have to do is choose from the three measurement modes available:

Active scan (precise)
Active scan (fast)
Or passive scanning.

Geoelectrical measurement procedure

3D visualization

Color touch screen

Internal memory

High capacity rechargeable battery

Multilingual operation

Wireless technology

OKM Geoseeker features

First of all, by guiding you step by step through its application, the OKM GEOSEEKER simplifies the geoelectrical measurement procedure and lets you benefit from real-time results. The system is based on the Schlumberger method. The resistivity of the soil is used to locate underground water reserves. It can also detect water-bearing gravel, water tables, as well as excavated cavities such as caves, cellars, tunnels or chambers. To explore the depths, the detector features three scanning modes: fast, precise and passive.

In active (precise) scan mode, two electrodes inject energy into the subsurface, while two others measure the potential difference at specific points to determine the final resistivity. This mode lets you define a depth range, from 5 to 250 meters, for precise measurements.

Similarly, active (fast) scanning offers an accelerated version of the precise mode. It also injects an electric current into the soil and measures the voltage drop to determine the resistivity and therefore the elements in the swept area.

Finally, the passive mode measures only the natural tension of the ground, without injecting any current. This mode is therefore mainly used to locate underground water flows.

Optimize your analysis with the 3D Studio application and Visualizer

The 3D Studio Visualizer lets you display, optimize and analyze your measurements in detail in 3D software. In fact, the Volumetric 3D view is a key advance for GeoSeeker users.

Once the measurements have been taken, a 3D representation appears on the tablet screen. You can then adjust the colors. For example, blue is used to identify underground water deposits, aquifer gravels and water table levels. Similarly, shades of red help to visualize cavities such as caves, tunnels and chambers.

What’s more, the waterproof, impact-resistant Protector case effectively protects GeoSeeker equipment. So your equipment is well protected and ready to go.