3 in 1 Detector - Stud, Metal & AC Voltage - Rolson - 28175

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This guide is for anyone using the Rolson 3-in-1 Detector (model 28175), a tool designed to locate studs, metal, and AC voltage within walls. The detector helps DIY enthusiasts and professionals avoid drilling into hidden hazards, significantly reducing the risk of damage or injury. Please note that accuracy can be affected by environmental factors; always double-check readings when possible.
| Model Part Number | 28175 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rolson |
Detection depth varies depending on the material and mode selected. Refer to the product specifications for specific depth ranges.
The detector uses a 9V PP3 battery, which is included.
The detector can detect most common metals, including ferrous and non-ferrous metals. However, the exact detection capabilities might vary.
The LED indicator lights up when a stud, metal, or AC voltage is detected. The specific color or pattern of the LED can indicate the type of object detected.
Place the detector flat against the wall, select the stud mode, and press and hold the power button until the calibration process is complete. Refer to the user manual for more detailed instructions.
The detector is designed primarily for use on drywall and wood. Its performance may be limited on concrete walls.
Try recalibrating the detector. Ensure the area is free from interference, and double-check the reading with an alternative method. Also, check the battery level.
Check the battery and replace if necessary. Ensure the battery is correctly installed.
Ensure the device is calibrated before use. Avoid areas with high moisture or extreme temperatures. Double-check readings by using another method or device.
Reduce sensitivity settings if available. Ensure the device is clean and free from debris. Test on a known object to verify accuracy.
Make sure the metal object is within the detection range. Ensure that the correct mode is selected. Try calibrating again.