Specialized LRL water finder for groundwater, wells, and underground rivers; detects fresh, mineral, and saltwater sources.
Range & depth (max):up to 2,000 m front distance; up to 950 m depth.
Signal stability tech:BRF frequency filtering + B.U.M. auto monitoring for cleaner locks in noisy/mineralized terrain.
Field-ready power & UI: Rechargeable battery for ~20 hrs use; USB-C fast charging (18W); daylight-readable display.
*Reality check: Actual performance varies with geology, salinity, moisture, EMI, and target size/shape. For best results, tune sensitivity to a stable threshold and verify with multiple passes.
Shipping & Delivery
Ships in 1–2 business days with tracking
U.S. transit typically 2–8 business days
UPS/FedEx/USPS; signature/insurance on high-value orders
Use a physical address (PO Boxes may reject larger parcels)
Damage/loss: report within 48 hours for quick resolution
The BR 950 is a high-capacity locator designed for professionals needing to identify freshwater, mineral water, and saltwater sources underground. With a detection depth of up to 950 meters and a forward range of 2000 meters, it is widely used in agriculture, drilling, and hydrological studies.
Key Features
This detector uses an advanced calibration system to analyze terrain and deliver precise results, supported by laser guidance and BRF filtering that ensure clean signals in noisy environments. Its rechargeable battery offers 20 hours of operation, and its intuitive display functions seamlessly in both bright and dark conditions.
Detection System
Long-Range Groundwater Locator
Targets: Fresh, Mineral, and Salt Water
Depth: 950 m
Forward Range: 2000 m
Accessories
BR 950 Main Unit
Power Max 25 Sensor
Sensor Antennas
Battery & USB-C 18W Charger
Hard Plastic Case
User Manual & Warranty Card
Warranty
2-Year Manufacturer’s Warranty
Why Choose BR 950?
A professional-grade water detection system, the BR 950 stands out for its balance of deep penetration, terrain adaptability, and ease of use, making it invaluable for water survey projects.
