Conquest 100 Ground Penetrating Radar - Precision Concrete Inspection Made Easy

Conquest® 100 Ground Penetrating Radar

Advanced Concrete Scanning with Real-Time Imaging and PCD Technology

The Conquest® 100 GPR system by Sensors & Software is built for contractors, engineers, and inspectors who demand accuracy, portability, and non-destructive scanning of concrete structures. Designed to detect rebar, conduits, post-tension cables, live power lines, and even voids beneath slab-on-grade, this system delivers reliable data in real time—backed by over 30 years of GPR innovation.

Lightweight and Field-Ready

Optimized for mobility, comfort, and long hours on site.

Weighing just 2.9 lbs with the optional harness, the Conquest® 100 is compact enough for transport and rugged enough for daily job site use. It comes standard with a watertight, crushproof case, and is designed for one-handed operation using a wireless trigger. The optional resizeable handle and hybrid carry harness (nylon, polymer, and steel) allow for ergonomic scanning on floors, walls, ceilings, or curved columns—ideal for extended-use scenarios.

Embedded Object Detection

Identify and classify hazards beneath the surface.

At its core, the Conquest® 100 uses advanced GPR and Power Cable Detector (PCD) technology to detect:

• Rebar and post-tension cables
• Metallic and non-metallic conduits
• Current-carrying (live) power cables
• Voids beneath slab-on-grade

This technology enables users to differentiate structural elements from hazards, helping prevent damage or injury during cutting, coring, or drilling operations. Real-time visualization of embedded targets ensures accurate mapping and safe decision-making.

Real-Time Imaging and Target Classification

Visualize cross-sections, depth slices, and more—on the spot.

The system includes a high-resolution touchscreen display with two key scan modes:

• Line Scan: Ideal for quick cross-sectional views
• Grid Scan: Captures depth slices and target shape data for 3D-style interpretation

Users can view hyperbolic GPR responses live, apply color-coded target classifications, and even conduct reconnaissance-style surveys—all without leaving the scan site. This real-time feedback is essential for projects with tight deadlines or complex structural layouts.

Long Battery Life and Efficient Power Management

Work longer with flexible power options.

The system uses swappable Li-Ion batteries, with optional extras and an external charger to double your operating time. Battery life typically lasts several hours, making the Conquest® 100 reliable for full-day scanning. Everything fits in a single, all-in-one transport case—no assembly or calibration required on site.

Built for Harsh Job Sites

Durability meets performance in every component.

Construction zones are tough on equipment, but the Conquest® 100 is built to handle it. From its impact-resistant case to its reinforced hybrid harness, every detail is engineered for field durability. It also excels on non-flat surfaces—like round columns or curved slabs—providing full-surface access with consistent scan results.

Built for Concrete Scanning Applications

Targeted performance for real-world inspection scenarios.

From pre-cutting safety checks to full-scale building assessments, the Conquest® 100 is purpose-built for scanning:

• Floors and slabs
  
• Walls and ceilings
  
• Columns and curved surfaces
  
• Concrete decks, bridges, and tunnels

Its ability to detect both conductive and non-conductive objects, identify voids, and avoid live power lines makes it a key safety tool for contractors and structural engineers alike.

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FAQs

Q: What does the Conquest 100 GPR locate, and how deep can it see into concrete?
A: The Conquest 100 is a portable ground‑penetrating radar system designed for non‑destructive investigation of concrete structures. It can map rebar, post‑tension cables, metallic and non‑metallic conduits, voids, and other embedded objects. With its ultra‑wideband antenna, the sensor head provides penetration up to approximately 36 inches (910 mm) in concrete.

Q: How does the Power Cable Detector (PCD) feature help when scanning?
A: The optional PCD feature detects current‑carrying wires within the concrete. By sensing electromagnetic fields from live cables, PCD helps the operator avoid cutting energized lines during coring or drilling.

Q: Is the Conquest 100 easy to transport and operate on walls or ceilings?
A: Yes. The sensor head is lightweight and can be mounted on an extendable pole, allowing scanning of walls and ceilings without extensive setup. A built‑in odometer with fine resolution and automatic quality adjustment simplify operation.

Q: How are results viewed and shared?
A: The Conquest 100 has a high‑visibility touch screen that displays live radargrams. Results can be shared via Wi‑Fi or USB, and the Li‑ion battery provides extended runtime for field work.