Official Bosch image of the D-TECT120.Bosch
Bosch D-TECT120
A calibration-free radar scanner whose Drywall mode detects joists to a stated 60 mm and displays a center-cross signal.
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The current English library includes 123 individually researched model configurations, each assessed against its own identity, package and available manufacturer evidence. The finite source-bounded library is not an exhaustive census; a model not shown here has not been cleared as unsuitable or proven unavailable.
Official Bosch image of the D-TECT120.Bosch
A calibration-free radar scanner whose Drywall mode detects joists to a stated 60 mm and displays a center-cross signal.
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Official Bosch D-TECT200C scanner image.Bosch
A professional 12V radar wall/floor scanner whose Drywall Object View combines nearest-object edges and a center cue; its wood-beam limit is 38 mm, not the deeper metal headline.
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Official Bosch image of the EXPERT D-tect18V-200-17C package.Bosch
A Bosch 18V radar wall scanner with four views, an object-center/edge display and a model-specific 38 mm maximum for wooden beams in dry walls.
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Official Bosch image of the GMS 120.Bosch
A three-mode wall scanner with wood/metal center indication, separate material modes and live-wire warning; its manual gives 38 mm for wood substructures.
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Official Bosch GMS120-27 product image.Bosch
A two-function wall scanner that combines automatic metal/live-cable detection with a separate wood-in-drywall setting; its 30 mm wood-beam limit is lower than the older GMS 120's.
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Calculated Industries StudMark 7310 manufacturer package image.Calculated Industries
A battery-free, two-magnet locator for likely drywall fastener points, supplied with two removable markers; its reviewed exact sources state no numeric detection depth or electronic edge/center indication.
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Official C.H. Hanson image of the exact 3040 model.C.H. Hanson
A battery-free rare-earth magnet finder for locating likely drywall fastener points, with a rotating level for layout; the reviewed maker sources give no numeric stud-depth limit.
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Sutherlands image of the 3047-labelled bonus hanger kit.C.H. Hanson
A one-finder package with eight assorted picture hangers and nails; the battery-free magnet locates likely fastener points, and the maker publishes no numeric stud-depth figure.
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Official image of the CRAFTSMAN CMHT77620 3/4-inch center-finding stud sensor.CRAFTSMAN
A center-indicating electronic finder for wood or metal studs through up to 3/4-inch drywall, with a separate, limited live-AC warning cue.
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Official image of the CRAFTSMAN CMHT77621 1-1/2-inch center-finding sensor.CRAFTSMAN
A center-indicating electronic finder for wood and metal studs with a deeper metal-stud ceiling than the CMHT77620 and a separate limited live-AC warning.
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Official image of the CRAFTSMAN CMHT77633 Hi-Vis Stud Sensor.CRAFTSMAN
A single-button edge sensor for wood and metal studs, with a stated 3/4-inch drywall limit and a manual two-edge marking method for estimating a stud center.
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Official image of the DEWALT DW0100 3/4-inch stud sensor.DEWALT
A drywall stud sensor that indicates the center of wood or metal studs through up to 3/4 inch, with a separate live-AC warning cue.
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Official image of the DEWALT DW0150 1-1/2-inch stud sensor.DEWALT
A drywall stud sensor that indicates the center of wood or metal studs, with manual-stated limits of 1 inch for wood and 1-1/2 inches for metal plus a separate live-AC warning.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor 710+ image.Franklin Sensors
A 13-sensor stud finder with 13 LEDs, a built-in bubble level and ruler, and a manufacturer-stated maximum depth of 1.6 inches. Its lights indicate density changes rather than identifying hidden objects.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor 710 image.Franklin Sensors
A 13-sensor electronic stud finder with 13 indicator LEDs, a stated maximum detection depth of 1.6 inches and a built-in ruler. Its lights show density changes, not the identity of a hidden object.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor M10 image.Franklin Sensors
A three-sensor, three-LED finder with a stated one-inch maximum and a green center cue. Its manual requires placing it against the wall before pressing to calibrate.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor M10S image.Franklin Sensors
A three-sensor, three-light finder with a stated one-inch maximum and a green center cue. Its instructions require wall-contact calibration before scanning.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor M150 image.Franklin Sensors
A 9-sensor, 15-LED electronic stud finder with a stated 1.5-inch maximum, a full-width display and a live-wire warning symbol. Its model-specific manual describes center-and-edge indications and conditional lath-and-plaster use; the warning is not a meter or safety clearance.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor M155 image.Franklin Sensors
A 9-sensor, 15-LED electronic stud finder with a manufacturer-stated 1.5-inch maximum, green center indicator and dedicated live-wire meter. Its exact manual describes a held-button, no-calibration routine and cautions that the signals report changes, not the identity of hidden objects.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor M210 image.Franklin Sensors
A multi-sensor electronic stud finder with a 21-LED full-width display, a stated maximum 1.7-inch scan depth, and a live-wire meter. Its indicators show density changes rather than identify what is behind the wall.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor M5 image.Franklin Sensors
A five-sensor, five-LED finder with explicit center-and-edge tracking, a three-inch display width and a stated 1.0-inch maximum depth.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor M50 image.Franklin Sensors
A five-sensor, five-LED stud finder with a stated 1.5-inch maximum and a separate live-electrical warning symbol. The warning is not a meter or a safety clearance.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor M70 image.Franklin Sensors
A seven-sensor, seven-LED finder with a stated 1.5-inch maximum, three-inch display width and simultaneous center-and-edge indications. Its exact documentation does not identify a green center cue or a live-wire meter.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor M90 image.Franklin Sensors
A nine-sensor electronic stud finder with nine LEDs, a stated 1.5-inch maximum and simultaneous center-and-edge indications. Its exact manual does not document a green center cue or live-wire meter.
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Official Franklin Sensors image of the exact ProSensor MAX model.Franklin Sensors
A two-mode electronic stud finder with 13 larger sensors, a 35-light center-and-edge display and a manufacturer-stated maximum reach of 2.5 inches; its manual separately gives 1.75 inches for wood studs.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor T11 image.Franklin Sensors
An 11-sensor, 11-LED electronic stud finder with a pencil caddy and a manufacturer-stated 1.6-inch maximum. The current family manual describes center-and-edge indication, no-calibration startup and conditional lath-and-plaster use up to that stated limit.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor T13 image.Franklin Sensors
A 13-sensor electronic stud finder with 13 indicator LEDs, a stated 1.7-inch maximum depth, center-and-edge indications, a built-in bubble level and ruler. Its density response does not identify the hidden object.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor T6 image.Franklin Sensors
A six-sensor, six-light finder that shows single-stud width, with simultaneous center-and-edge indications and a 1.5-inch stated maximum.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor T9 image.Franklin Sensors
An eight-sensor, nine-light finder with center-and-edge indications and a pencil caddy; the product page states 1.5 inches, with a separate conditional 1.6-inch lath-and-plaster figure in its manual.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor X1100 image.Franklin Sensors
An 11-sensor, 11-LED electronic stud finder with a built-in bubble level, pencil caddy and a manufacturer-stated 1.6-inch maximum. Its instructions describe a no-calibration scan with simultaneous center-and-edge indications; the light pattern signals density changes rather than identifying an object.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor X2100 image.Franklin Sensors
A multi-sensor electronic stud finder with a 21-LED display, a stated maximum 1.7-inch scan depth and an explicit green center indicator. Its LEDs report density changes rather than identify hidden objects.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor X700 image.Franklin Sensors
A seven-sensor, seven-LED finder with a stated 1.5-inch maximum, three-inch display width and an explicitly documented green center light. Its center/edge LEDs still report density changes rather than identify objects.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor X990 image.Franklin Sensors
A 9-sensor, 15-LED electronic stud finder with a stated 1.5-inch maximum and a live-wire warning symbol. Its current shared manual describes center-and-edge indications and conditional lath-and-plaster scanning; it does not document a dedicated live-wire meter for this model.
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Official Franklin Sensors ProSensor X995 image.Franklin Sensors
A 9-sensor, 15-LED electronic stud finder with a stated 1.5-inch maximum, a green center cue, a dedicated live-wire meter and a pencil caddy. Its exact manual supports conditional lath-and-plaster use and a held-button, no-calibration scan routine.
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Official Klein Tools ESF050 product image.Klein Tools
A compact auto-calibrating electronic finder that signals stud edges and center to a stated 3/4-inch depth.
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Official Klein Tools ESF100 product image.Klein Tools
A trigger-operated electronic finder with seven full-width/center LEDs, bubble vial and 1.5-inch stated stud depth.
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Official Klein Tools ESF150LL product image.Klein Tools
A seven-LED stud finder with a bubble vial and independently selectable vertical/horizontal Class 3R cross-line lasers.
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Official Klein Tools ESF200 product image.Klein Tools
An auto-calibrating electronic finder with center/edge LEDs and a separate live-AC warning, but a 3/4-inch stated wood-stud ceiling.
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Official Klein Tools MSF100 single magnetic finder image.Klein Tools
A single manual magnetic finder with an N52 rare-earth magnet, marking notch and bubble vial; the maker lists a scan depth up to 1 inch.
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Official Klein Tools MSF1002 two-finder package image.Klein Tools
Two identical MSF100 magnetic finders with N52 rare-earth magnets, marking notches and bubble vials; each has a maker-listed scan depth up to 1 inch.
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Official Kreg KMM1000 Magnetic Stud Finder image.Kreg
A battery-free magnetic finder that locates likely drywall fastener points with two rare-earth magnets, plus a bubble level and centered marking notch; Kreg states a maximum 0.150-inch fastener-burial depth.
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Official Kreg KMM1000LZ LASER-MARK finder image.Kreg
A magnetic fastener-point finder with a battery-powered laser layout feature, bubble level and centered marking notches; Kreg explicitly states a 0.150-inch maximum buried-fastener depth, below the questionnaire's numeric minimum.
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Official RYOBI ESF5002 Whole Stud Detector image.RYOBI
A whole-width LED detector for wood and metal studs, with an on-center marker and a manufacturer-stated 1.5-inch maximum wall-thickness claim.
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Northern Tool image of The StudBuddy 000107 package.The StudBuddy
A battery-free magnetic finder that locates likely drywall fasteners and can remain attached at a catch for a visual reference.
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Northern Tool image of the StudBuddy Pro package.The StudBuddy
A magnet-based drywall fastener finder with plumb and horizontal bubble levels, a soft-grip handle, felt glide pads and inch/centimeter rulers.
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The StudBuddy Spot product image with its Stud-Line.The StudBuddy
A current magnetic finder with an audible click at a detected point and a detachable Stud-Line marking accessory; no numerical depth is stated.
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Official Walabot Walabot DIY 2 Deluxe Bundle product image.Walabot
The DIY 2 scanner in the Deluxe package with a protective case and Type-C cable. The case is a storage/protection item, not an added sensing mode; rings are not listed in this bundle.
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Official Walabot Walabot DIY 2 Essential Bundle product image.Walabot
The DIY 2 wall-imaging scanner bundled with Walattach MagSafe-compatible connector rings and a USB Type-C cable. Phone compatibility and the scanner’s wall limits remain the same; the case is not listed in this package.
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Official Walabot DIY 2 M Deluxe image with protective case.Walabot
A phone-linked Walabot DIY 2 M RF scanner with Images and Expert app views for maker-listed drywall or plywood; exact package contents vary by configuration.
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Official Walabot DIY 2 M Essential image with connector rings.Walabot
A phone-linked Walabot DIY 2 M RF scanner with Images and Expert app views for maker-listed drywall or plywood; exact package contents vary by configuration.
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Official Walabot DIY 2 M Premium Bundle image with case and rings.Walabot
A phone-linked Walabot DIY 2 M RF scanner with Images and Expert app views for maker-listed drywall or plywood; exact package contents vary by configuration.
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Official Walabot DIY 2 M base image.Walabot
A phone-linked Walabot DIY 2 M RF scanner with Images and Expert app views for maker-listed drywall or plywood; exact package contents vary by configuration.
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Official Walabot Walabot DIY 2 Premium Bundle product image.Walabot
The DIY 2 scanner package with both the protective case and Walattach MagSafe-compatible connector rings, plus the Type-C charging cable. The sensor and surface limits do not differ from the base DIY 2.
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Official Walabot Walabot DIY 2 product image.Walabot
A rechargeable RF wall-imaging scanner that pairs with a compatible phone app, with Images and Expert modes. Its maker states a general object-depth ceiling of 4 in / 10 cm, but the reviewed sources do not assign a stud-specific numeric depth.
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Official Zircon image of the exact MultiScanner 340 SKU 67175.Zircon
A three-mode edge finder with DeepScan, Metal Scan and WireWarning, but no separate active AC Scan mode or documented center display.
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Official Zircon image of the exact MultiScanner 440 SKU 67166.Zircon
A four-mode edge finder with separate DeepScan, metal and live-AC scans, plus a continuous WireWarning cue during several modes.
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Official Zircon image of the exact MultiScanner 540 SKU 67323.Zircon
A four-mode 9V wall scanner with direct center and edge cues, separate deeper StudScan operation, metal scanning and live-AC detection.
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Official Zircon image of the exact MultiScanner A200.Zircon
A three-mode wall scanner with center-and-edge stud indications, a separate metal mode, and WireWarning live-AC alerts; its stud DeepScan mode is stated up to 1.5 inches.
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Official Zircon image of the MultiScanner A250.Zircon
A four-mode scanner with center-and-edge stud modes, separate metal and live-AC scans, WireWarning in stud and metal modes, and an illuminated monochrome LCD.
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Official Zircon image of the exact MultiScanner A250c.Zircon
A four-mode wall scanner with separate stud, metal and live-AC scans, plus WireWarning; its stud DeepScan mode is stated up to 1.5 inches.
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Official Zircon image of the MultiScanner HD900 OneStep.Zircon
A four-mode wall scanner with center-and-edge stud modes, separate metal and AC scans, Signal Strength feedback and continuous WireWarning.
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Official Zircon image of the MultiScanner HD900c OneStep.Zircon
A four-mode scanner with center-and-edge StudScan to 3/4 inch, a separate center-and-edge DeepScan to 1-1/2 inches, a color-changing display and WireWarning.
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Official Zircon image of the MultiScanner i320 OneStep.Zircon
A multi-mode wall scanner with edge-and-center stud cues in StudScan, a separate deeper center-only stud mode, metal scanning, and WireWarning.
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Official Zircon image of the MultiScanner i520 OneStep.Zircon
A four-mode wall scanner whose StudScan shows stud edges and center to 3/4 inch, with a separate center-only StudDeepScan to 1-1/2 inches, plus Metal Scan and WireWarning.
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Official Zircon image of the MultiScanner x85.Zircon
A four-mode legacy-style scanner with wood-and-metal stud finding, a separate AC scan and a thermal mode for actively heated water-filled plastic pipe.
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Official Zircon image of the exact two-unit StudScout package.Zircon
Two identical battery-free magnetic finders that attach to ferrous fasteners, mark a location and include rotating bubble levels; they do not scan stud density or report a numeric depth.
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Official Zircon image of the single-unit StudScout.Zircon
A single battery-free magnetic finder that marks ferrous wall fasteners and includes a rotating bubble level; the manufacturer gives no numeric stud-detection depth.
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Official Zircon image of the StudSensor 70.Zircon
A center-finding LED model with a built-in erasable marker, live-wire warning and a higher-sensitivity setting that reports a deeper stud center.
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Official Zircon image of the exact StudSensor A100.Zircon
An edge-only electronic stud finder with StudScan and DeepScan modes, up to a stated 1.5 inches, plus WireWarning alerts for live unshielded AC.
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Official Zircon image of the exact StudSensor A150.Zircon
A center-and-edge stud finder with two scanning depths, a signal-strength display and WireWarning for live unshielded AC.
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Official Zircon image of the exact StudSensor Basic.Zircon
A single-mode electronic edge finder for wood and metal studs, with a SpotLite pointer, over-the-stud warning and a stated 3/4-inch detection ceiling.
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Official Zircon image of the StudSensor Center.Zircon
A two-mode electronic finder with edge and center cues, separate 3/4-inch StudScan and 1-1/2-inch DeepScan stud plans, and a live-wire alert that is not a safety clearance.
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Official Zircon image of the StudSensor e30.Zircon
A single-mode electronic edge finder with a calibration-ready light, SpotLite pointer and WireWarning, stated for stud edges up to 3/4 inch.
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Official Zircon image of the StudSensor e50.Zircon
An LCD edge finder with separate StudScan and DeepScan modes, SpotLite pointer and WireWarning; the deeper stud claim is limited to 1-1/2 inches.
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Official Zircon image of the exact StudSensor HD25.Zircon
An edge-finding electronic stud sensor with a 3/4-inch stated ceiling, READY and EDGE lights, and a SpotLite pointer.
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Official Zircon image of the exact StudSensor HD35.Zircon
An edge-finding electronic stud sensor with a 3/4-inch stated ceiling and WireWarning for live unshielded AC.
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Official Zircon image of the exact StudSensor HD55.Zircon
An edge-finding LCD stud sensor with separate 3/4-inch StudScan and 1 1/2-inch DeepScan modes plus WireWarning.
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Official Zircon image of the exact StudSensor HD70 OneStep.Zircon
A center-and-edge finding stud sensor with a backlit LCD, ACT, WireWarning and separate 3/4-inch and 1 1/2-inch scan modes.
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Official Zircon image of the StudSensor i65 OneStep.Zircon
A center-and-edge electronic finder with a 3/4-inch Stud Scan plan, a higher-sensitivity deeper-center procedure, and WireWarning.
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Official Zircon StudSensor L20 image; not a test photograph.Zircon
A single-mode Zircon electronic finder for locating wood or metal stud edges through supported interior drywall, with an EDGE cue and SpotLite pointer; its documented ceiling is 3/4 inch.
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Official Zircon StudSensor L30 image; not a test photograph.Zircon
A 3/4-inch, edge-only Zircon StudSensor with SpotLite and a continuously operating limited WireWarning indicator for live, unshielded AC voltage.
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Official Zircon StudSensor L40 image; not a test photograph.Zircon
An edge-only two-mode finder: StudScan is specified to 3/4 inch and separate DeepScan to 1-1/2 inches, with WireWarning in both modes.
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Official Zircon StudSensor L50 image; not a test photograph.Zircon
An LCD-equipped, edge-only stud finder with 3/4-inch StudScan, 1-1/2-inch DeepScan and continuous WireWarning in both modes.
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Official Zircon StudSensor L70 OneStep image; not a test photograph.Zircon
A backlit center-finding Zircon model with a 3/4-inch StudScan arrangement showing center and edges, a separate 1-1/2-inch center-oriented DeepScan plan, and WireWarning.
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Official image of the StudSensor with Picture Hanging Kit package.Zircon
A package configuration pairing an edge-only StudSensor with a picture-hanging kit; the finder itself is specified for wood or metal stud edges through drywall up to 3/4 inch.
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Official Zircon image of the StudSensor Pro LCD.Zircon
An edge-only electronic stud finder with LCD cues, separate 3/4-inch Stud Scan and 1-1/2-inch DeepScan plans, and a limited WireWarning alert.
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Official Zircon image of the StudSensor Pro SL.Zircon
An edge-only electronic finder with separate shallow StudScan and deeper DeepScan modes, sequential LED cues, TruCal and a SpotLite pointer.
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Official Zircon image of the exact StudSensor Pro25.Zircon
An edge-only electronic stud finder with one StudScan mode stated up to 3/4 inch and a SpotLite pointer; no live-wire meter is documented.
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Official Zircon image of the exact StudSensor Pro35.Zircon
An edge-only 3/4-inch StudScan finder with SpotLite and a separate WireWarning cue for live, unshielded AC under the manual's limits.
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Official Zircon image of the exact StudSensor Pro45.Zircon
An edge-only finder with separate 3/4-inch StudScan and 1 1/2-inch DeepScan modes plus WireWarning in both modes.
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Official Zircon image of the exact StudSensor WM5 SKU 69571.Zircon
A single-mode 9V edge finder with an EDGE arrow, SpotLite pointer and marking groove; no center display or live-wire warning is documented.
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Official Zircon image of the standard StudSensor.Zircon
A 9V electronic edge finder with TruCal readiness and a stated 3/4-inch stud ceiling; its exact page does not document a DeepScan mode or live-wire warning.
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Official Zircon image of the SuperScan ID.Zircon
A single-mode wall scanner that combines center-and-edge stud cues with a four-color target display and a continuous alert for some live, unshielded AC wiring.
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Official Zircon image of the SuperScan K1.Zircon
A two-mode drywall finder with Target Control tuned for wood and conventional StudScan for wood or metal; both modes show center and edges to a stated 3/4 inch.
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Official Zircon image of SuperScan K2 SKU 71212.Zircon
A wood-focused Target Control and conventional stud-scan finder with a separate deeper stud mode; K2 has no independent Metal Scan mode.
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Official Zircon image of SuperScan K3 SKU 71220.Zircon
A wood-focused Target Control and conventional stud scanner with separate DeepScan and Metal Scan modes; metal-target distance is separate from stud depth.
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Official Zircon image of the SuperScan K4.Zircon
A five-mode scanner with wood-selective Target Control, conventional stud finding, separate deeper, metal and live-AC scans, plus a mode-colored LCD.
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Official Zircon image of the SuperScan M3.Zircon
A three-switch-position wall scanner with a wood-filtering Target Control mode, conventional wood-or-metal StudScan, deeper stud scanning and a separate Metal Scan mode.
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Official Zircon image of the SuperScan M4.Zircon
A four-selector-position wall scanner with wood-filtering Target Control, conventional stud and metal modes, deeper stud scanning and a separate AC Scan mode.
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Official Zircon image of the exact SuperScan W2; not a test photograph.Zircon
A 9V-powered ColorTrip LCD finder with wood-selective Target Control, conventional wood-and-metal StudScan, deeper DeepScan and limited WireWarning.
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Official Zircon image of Wood Stud SuperScan SKU 73241.Zircon
A 2-AA finder with wood-selective Auto and Edge modes, plus a separate deeper center-only DeepScan arrangement that can detect metal targets.
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Official Calculated Industries StudMark+ video still.Calculated Industries · Earlier model
An earlier battery-free magnetic fastener-point finder that adds a built-in bubble vial and two removable markers; no numeric detection depth or electronic edge, center, or live-wire indication is documented.
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Catalog image of the 2290 scanner body, not the bare-tool box contents.Milwaukee Tool · Earlier model
An earlier bare-tool M12 wall scanner with 0.5-, 1- and 1.5-inch Stud settings, center and edge cues, and a separate metal mode.
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Official Milwaukee Tool image of the 2290-21 scanner, not its package contents.Milwaukee Tool · Earlier model
An earlier 2290 scanner kit with one M12 battery, 30-minute charger, carrying case and manual; its Stud mode tops out at 1.5 inches.
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Exact catalog image of the 2290-23 two-tool package, not a scan test.Milwaukee Tool · Earlier model
An earlier M12 combo with the 2290-20 SUB-SCANNER, 2401-20 screwdriver, two batteries, charger and contractor bag.
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Official Milwaukee 2291-20 product-page image.Milwaukee Tool · Earlier model
A discontinued bare M12 scanner for stud-edge and center cues, with three manual stud-depth settings to 1.5 inches; its 6-inch metal-mode limit is a different target.
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Official Milwaukee 2291-21 kit-page image; scanner shown with battery.Milwaukee Tool · Earlier model
A discontinued kit containing the same 2291-20 stud-and-metal scanner plus one M12 CP1.5 battery, charger and carrying case.
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Small exact-model tool illustration embedded in its 77-730 manual; not a product photograph.STANLEY · Earlier model
An earlier 9V LCD model whose manual documents one-pass wood/metal stud center and edge indications up to 1-1/2 inches plus a separate limited live-AC warning and AC TRACKING mode.
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Exact-model illustration from the 77-100 scanned manual; not a retail photograph.STANLEY · Earlier model
An earlier 9V electronic finder whose scanned 77-100 manual documents edge LEDs and a two-direction midpoint workflow through a maximum 3/4-inch surface, with no separate live-wire meter documented.
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Illustration from the exact STANLEY 77-115 instructions; not a product photo.STANLEY · Earlier model
An earlier 9V multi-depth electronic finder whose manual documents wood- and metal-stud edge cues at selectable 1/2-, 1- and 1-1/2-inch limits, without a documented live-wire meter.
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STANLEY S100 manual illustration (not a photograph).STANLEY · Earlier model
An earlier 9V edge finder whose STHT77403 manual states a 3/4-inch drywall stud limit and a separate limited live-AC warning; its procedure estimates center from two marked edges.
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Retailer image for STANLEY S150 / STHT77404; not a field-use photo.STANLEY · Earlier model
An earlier 9V edge sensor with three manual-selected depth settings through 1-1/2 inches and a separate limited live-AC warning; center is estimated from marked edges.
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STANLEY S200 manual illustration (not a photograph).STANLEY · Earlier model
An earlier 9V electronic finder whose model-specific manual documents a one-pass stud-center display and a separate live-AC warning; its stated wood-or-metal stud depth is up to 3/4 inch through drywall.
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STANLEY S300 manual illustration (not a photograph).STANLEY · Earlier model
An earlier 9V scanner whose exact manual documents one-pass center and edge cues up to 1-1/2 inches through drywall, plus distinct metal-scan and AC-tracking functions.
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STANLEY AU image for STHT77587-0; US package not shown.STANLEY · Earlier model
An earlier North American model that the shared STHT77587/77588 manual documents as a one-pass wood/metal center finder with live-AC warning and a 3/4-inch stud limit.
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STANLEY AU image for STHT77588-0; US package not shown.STANLEY · Earlier model
An earlier North American model in the STHT77587/77588 manual; its detailed table gives a 1-inch wood-stud limit or a separate 1-1/2-inch metal-stud limit, center cue, and live-AC warning.
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Exact 77-075 illustration from the Stud Sensor 75 instructions; not a product photo.STANLEY · Earlier model
An earlier 9V edge finder whose exact manual illustration identifies model 77-075 and whose instructions state a 3/4-inch drywall limit with center estimated from two edge marks.
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The exact 77-110 manual illustration; not a product photo or test image.STANLEY · Earlier model
An earlier 9V edge-sensing model documented for drywall and plywood up to 3/4 inch; it signals the detected edge and asks the user to estimate center from opposite-direction marks.
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Official Walabot DIY Plus X image; verify accessories against the listing.Walabot · Earlier model
An earlier Android/USB-OTG scanner with Images and Expert views, a stud-center workflow and manufacturer-supported drywall or lath-and-plaster use; exact stud-depth ceiling remains unstated in reviewed maker documentation.
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Official Walabot DIY Plus image; pictured strips are not a package checklist.Walabot · Earlier model
An earlier Android/USB-OTG RF imager with a documented plaster mode and on-screen stud-center workflow; its support material does not state a numeric stud-depth ceiling.
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Official Walabot catalog image of the earlier DIY scanner.Walabot · Earlier model
An earlier USB-linked RF wall imager with an Android app, a center-in-screen stud cue and a maker-stated four-inch general target detection reach on drywall; that is not a depth readout.
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Official Zircon SuperScan M1 image; not a test photograph.Zircon · Earlier model
An earlier two-mode stud finder whose wood-filtering Target Control and conventional StudScan both have a manufacturer-stated 3/4-inch limit.
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Official Zircon SuperScan M2 image; not a test photograph.Zircon · Earlier model
An earlier three-mode finder that adds a stated 1-1/2-inch DeepScan setting to wood-filtering and conventional stud modes.
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