Vermeer introduces GPS-enabled Verifier G3+ utility locator

By Jenny LescohierMarch 22, 2023

The data-capturing ability of the Verifier G3+ locator allows contractors and utility owners to capture and store information about construction projects, so they can provide more information to their teams and customers

Vermeer’s new Verifier G3+ utility locator is designed to deliver high accuracy, optimized connectivity and ease of use.

The Verifier G3+ utility locator pairs with smartphones using the G3+ Map mobile app (available for IOS and Android) to plot location information, including depth, current index, GPS data, utility type, device name and the operator who performed the work.

The data-capturing ability of the Verifier G3+ locator allows contractors and utility owners to capture and store information about construction projects. That means they can also provide more information to their teams and customers.

“Tracking and storing records about the specific location of underground utilities is vital,” explained Aaron James, product specialist II at Vermeer MV Solutions. “With many lines out-of-sight in the congested areas, identifying and tracking one from another can be challenging.

“The technology that powers the Vermeer Verifier G3+ utility locator helps operators accurately identify and track individual utilities in crowded rights-of-way. Its water-resistant, rugged design is well suited to the harsh everyday conditions that operators work in.”

The GPS-enabled Verifier G3+ utility locator can determine underground current direction against adjacent signals from other utilities. It can detect ambient noise so the operator can switch to a different frequency for a particular job site.

Also, operators can adjust transmitter frequency and power outputs from up to 500 feet away using a wireless connection. Saved data from the locator is transferred using Bluetooth 5.0 to the G3+ Map app. The data can also be uploaded to the Vermeer Projects bore planning tool.

The Vermeer Verifier G3+ offers operators three locating modes: peak, peak/null and null. It has an exclusive water-resistant, one-size-fits-all coil clamp that does not need to encircle a utility to induce a signal. They can also add a mini probe to track the location and depth of non-metallic pipe accurately.

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