The antenna finds its level
The ball’s internal antenna settles into position as the shell moves.

A sewer junction can disappear beneath a finished verge. Its location should remain part of the handover. Choose 1404-XR to mark a sewer junction or change of direction during construction or maintenance. Tapex code 016110 identifies the green wastewater variant. The antenna levels itself inside the ball as the outer shell settles. A compatible locator can then pick up the buried marker, giving the crew a useful place to start.
The ball’s internal antenna settles into position as the shell moves.
A passive marker gives the crew a way back to a sewer junction or change of direction.
Colour and frequency distinguish the wastewater marker.
Add Location Tools to
Select an EMS-capable model that supports this marker’s utility frequency. Confirm the working range for the intended burial depth. Use the marker response to narrow the search for the recorded point.

Upgrade to Wastewater Programmable Marker Balls
Choose the wastewater programmable marker ball, 1424-XR/iD, when the next crew also needs asset information. Store pipe diameter, material and junction reference in the marker. Use a compatible iD locator to retrieve the information; read/write ranges must be checked separately.
