Max Profiler - VLF Ground Mapping System
The Max Profiler is a horizontal ground-scanning instrument using the VLF (very low frequency) method. As the signal passes through the land it scans at every 1-metre interval, analysing rock formations and geological contours, and transfers data over Bluetooth for profiling.
Max Profiler
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How it works in the field
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Scan the site
Walk the survey line - the Profiler reads the ground’s frequency response at every metre.
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Map the contours
Changes in the response reveal rock formation boundaries and geological contours across the site.
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Shortlist the zones
Use the profile to shortlist fault zones, then confirm points with the Lora 750 or a vertical IP survey.
Key specifications
| Technology | VLF (very low frequency) / VHF - auto frequency response measurement |
|---|---|
| Scanning | Horizontal, at every 1-metre interval |
| Front range (X-axis) | 0-2,000 m |
| Depth range (Z-axis) | 150 / 300 / 500 / 1,000 m |
| Detection | Rock formations & geological contours |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| Battery | Li-Po 5000 mAh, LED charging indication |
| Warranty | 2 years from date of purchase |
Max Profiler FAQ
What is VLF ground profiling?
VLF (very low frequency) profiling passes a low-frequency signal through the ground and measures how the ground alters it. Because different rocks and moisture levels respond differently, scanning at 1-metre intervals builds a map of subsurface variation across the site.
Training & support included
Every Max system ships with field-based practical training at Siddhani Enterprises - machine operation, survey setup and result interpretation - plus 2-year warranty support, service during and after the warranty period, and genuine spare parts.
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