Detectable Underground Tape - Street Lighting - 150mm - Yellow - 1M - Pegdev - PDL

Its primary purpose is to clearly mark and identify the presence of buried street lighting and other utility services, preventing accidental damage during excavation through both visual and electronic detection.

The tape features two embedded stainless steel tracer wires that can be detected from the surface using standard electronic utility locating equipment.

It is made from durable 130-micron Polypropylene, designed for resilience in underground conditions.

Yes, it complies with EN 12613 standards for underground warning tapes.

While designed for street lighting and cables, its general purpose is marking underground utilities. It can be used for other services like water pipes if appropriate for the specific application and regulations.

This specific product variant is 150mm wide and comes in a 1-meter length (indicated by '1M').

Yes, the polypropylene material and its design for burial make it resistant to moisture and suitable for long-term underground use.

Ensure the locating equipment is functioning correctly and is set to detect metallic tracers. Verify the tape was installed with the tracer wires intact and not severed during installation. Check the depth of burial; extremely deep installations may affect detection range.

Handle the tape with care to avoid punctures or tears. If minor damage occurs, assess if the tracer wires are compromised. Significant damage may require replacing that section of tape.

Confirm the tape was installed at the correct depth and orientation. Ensure the excavation site is adequately lit. The primary benefit in such cases is often the electronic detection.