STANLEY Stud Sensor S160

Unlock precision and safety for your DIY projects with the STANLEY Stud Detector Sensor. This advanced, user-friendly tool is engineered to accurately locate wood studs up to 25mm deep and metal studs up to 38mm deep. It also identifies hidden AC live wires within a 15-45cm radius and up to 50mm depth, providing essential protection during your work.Operation is effortless with a single-button design. Clear, directional LED lights and an audible alert guide you directly to the stud's center for pinpoint accuracy. The innovative auto-calibration feature ensures reliable performance by automatically preventing missed studs from incorrect setup. Its slim profile makes it highly portable and easy to store, while the integrated center marking channel guarantees your markings are precise every time.Ideal for hanging pictures, mounting TVs, and installing shelves, the Stanley S160 comes ready to use with included 2 AAA batteries. Built from durable materials for long-lasting performance, this stud sensor is an indispensable tool for any DIY enthusiast or professional.

General description The Stanley S160 Stud Sensor is a versatile material detector designed to locate wood, metal, and live electrical wires within walls or partitions. It helps identify the center of studs, beams, or other materials, ensuring safe and accurate drilling or cutting. The device provides both visual and audible signals to guide you to the detected material's position, making it ideal for tasks such as wall mounting, hanging shelves, or running electrical cables. Technical specifications Detection depth for wood: up to 25mm Detection depth for metal: up to 38mm Detection of live electrical wires: up to 50mm depth Input power: 2 x AAA batteries (included) Installation Insert the batteries into the device. Turn on the detector using the single ON/OFF button. Calibrate the device if necessary, following the instructions. Usage Place the detector flat against the wall or surface. Move slowly across the surface to scan for materials. Watch for visual LED signals and listen for