See what the wall hides.
Locate what's behind the wall before you drill or cut.
SEEKTOOL STRATA PRO — 7-in-1 Wall Scanner & Diagnostic System
Fra 2.380,00 NOK
3.622,00 NOK
Rabatt 1.242,00 NOK
Mängden
The first 7-in-1 wall scanner. One tool for more of the job.
One tool in hand.
More answers
on the job.
Check what needs a closer look.
Thermal, moisture, and live-wire indications add context to the job.
Measure it. Line it up.
Measure distance, check angles, and project guide lines for layout.
STRATA PRO Spend less time switching tools and more time on the work in front of you.
From installs
to remodels and maintenance.
TV mounts, kitchen and bath remodels, electrical and HVAC work, and property maintenance all call for different checks.
See it in action
Seven capabilities.
Ready for the job at hand.
Scan the wall, measure and lay out the work, and check thermal, moisture, and live-wire signals when the job calls for them.
01
Wall scanning
Detect responses from metal, live wires, studs, and other dense objects.
02
Thermal imaging
With the Extended Bundle module, screen for heat sources, temperature differences, and insulation gaps.
03
Laser measuring
Measure distance, area, volume, and indirect lengths.
04
Cross-line laser
Project crosshair guide lines to help position frames and shelves.
05
Digital level
X/Y dual-axis angle readings.
06
Moisture measurement
Check wood and common building materials.
07
AC voltage detection
Use the red sensor on the lower-right side of the unit to check for AC voltage signals.
More than a target alert.
See the clues behind it.
In metal mode, visual, numerical, and voice feedback help identify the target type and likely center. A reference depth appears when conditions support it.
Reference depth, up to
100 mm (3.9 in)
Ferrous metal100 mm
Typical targets include rebar and other iron or steel components
Nonferrous metal (copper)80 mm
Targets such as copper pipe and nonferrous components
Live copper wire40 mm
Test condition: single conductor cross-section ≥ 4 mm²
Studs / dense objects20 / 38 mm
Precision mode 20 mmDeep mode 38 mm
Place. Scan.
Confirm.
A useful reading also depends on how you place, move, and rescan with the tool.
Place and calibrate: start from a steady baseline.
Hold the unit flat against the surface. Calibrate in the selected mode before moving.
Scan slowly: maintain contact.
Keep even contact and pressure as you move slowly in one direction without lifting the unit.
Scan again from the other direction.
Rescan the same area from the opposite direction and compare the responses to help locate the target center.
See the temperature pattern.
Find areas
worth a closer look.
Attach the thermal module (included with the Extended Bundle) to screen for insulation gaps, heat sources, and noticeable temperature differences. Five visible/infrared blend settings help relate the thermal view to the physical area.
Visible / infrared blend5 settings
VisibleInfrared
Color palettes3 options
Iron red
Rainbow
Grayscale
Measure. Level.
Line it up.
Measure spaces, check angles, and project guide lines as the job calls for them.
Measure distance
Laser measuring
Measurement range
0.05–40 m
Approx. 2 in–131 ft
Measure distance and calculate area, volume, or indirect lengths.
Store up to 30 measurements
Check the angle
Digital level
Dual-axis angle readings
X / Y dual axis
Adjust the unit while watching the angle readings on screen.
0.0° shown for illustration
Align the installation
Cross-line laser
Cross-line deviation
<0.5°
Project crosshair guide lines to help align and space your layout.
Recommended working distance: up to 16.4 ft (5 m)
Moisture and
live-wire signals,
checked on site.
Built-in probes provide a reference reading for material moisture. Non-contact voltage sensing adds another indication before work begins. Both are built into the same unit.
Moisture measurement
Extend the built-in probes to check wood or common building materials, then freeze the reading on screen for reference.
Wood5–50%
Building materials1.5–33%
Non-contact voltage detection (NCV)
Check for AC voltage signals without touching an exposed conductor. Use it as an additional pre-work indication.
Detection range12–1,000 V AC
50 / 60 Hz
More than a stud finder.
Scan, check, measure, and align.
Each type of tool handles part of the job. The difference is how far you can go after checking the wall.
Basic stud finder
Built for a quick, single-purpose wall check.
- Wall-scan feedback
- Basic location alert
- How you see results
- Lights or simple readout
- Additional checks
- Usually not included
- Measuring & layout
- Not included
- Best suited for
- Occasional picture hanging or stud finding
Phone-connected wall scanner
Shows wall-scan results on a phone.
- Wall-scan feedback
- Visual scanning
- How you see results
- Typically requires a phone
- Additional checks
- Primarily wall scanning
- Measuring & layout
- Usually not included
- Best suited for
- Viewing scan results on a phone
STRATA PRO
Brings detection, additional checks, measuring, and layout together.
- Wall-scan feedback
- Visual, numerical & voice feedback
- How you see results
- Built-in color screen
- Additional checks
- Thermal imaging (Extended Bundle), moisture & NCV
- Measuring & layout
- Distance, dual-axis angles & cross-line laser
- Best suited for
- Renovation, installation, maintenance & serious DIY
Professional wall scanner
Made for more complex or specialized scanning tasks.
- Wall-scan feedback
- Specialized deep scanning
- How you see results
- Dedicated display
- Additional checks
- Varies by model and system
- Measuring & layout
- Usually requires separate tools
- Best suited for
- Professional scanning and inspection teams
One organized kit.
Ready to go to work.
The main unit and accessories each have their place. The Extended Bundle adds the thermal module. Pack the kit for the next job.
- STRATA PRO main unit (built-in moisture probes)
- Attachable thermal imaging module (Extended Bundle only)
- Folding tripod and extension pole
- USB charging cable
- Protective zippered carrying case
Technical specifications
Wall scanningMetal, live wires, studs & dense objects
- Ferrous metal
- Up to 100 mm
- Nonferrous metal (copper)
- Up to 80 mm
- Live copper wire
- Up to 40 mm; single conductor ≥ 4 mm²
- Studs / dense objects
- Precision mode 20 mm; deep mode 38 mm
- Operating humidity, metal mode
- 0–85% RH
- Operating humidity, stud mode
- 0–60% RH
Laser measuring0.05–40 m; up to 30 saved measurements
- Measurement range
- 0.05–40 m (approx. 2 in–131 ft)
- Rated accuracy
- ±5 mm
- Measurement time
- 0.3–4 s
- Measurement modes
- Single, continuous, add/subtract, area, volume, and single- and double-Pythagorean indirect measurements
- Measurement history
- Up to 30 measurements
- Laser auto-off
- Approx. 20 s
Cross-line laser & digital levelCrosshair alignment; X/Y dual-axis angle readings
- Recommended projection distance
- Up to 16.4 ft (5 m)
- Cross-line fan angle
- 58°
- Line width
- < 5 mm
- Cross-line deviation
- <0.5°
- Digital level accuracy
- ±0.5°
- Tripod mount
- 1/4 in
Thermal imaging−4 to 1,832 °F; five image-blend settings
- Temperature range
- −4 to 1,832 °F (−20 to 1,000 °C)
- Rated accuracy
- ±3 K or ±3%, whichever is greater
- Accuracy conditions
- Ambient 15–50 °C; target 15–200 °C
- Emissivity
- Adjustable 0.01–1; default 0.95
- Infrared array
- 32 × 32
- Field of view
- 33°
- Response time
- 250 ms
- Thermal sensitivity
- 200 mK
- Image blending
- 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%
- Color palettes
- Iron red, rainbow, grayscale
- Built-in storage
- 8 MB; approximately 52 BMP images
Moisture & non-contact voltage detectionWood, building materials & 12–1,000 V AC
- Wood mode range
- 5–50%; rated accuracy ±2%
- Building material mode range
- 1.5–33%; rated accuracy ±2%
- Ambient temperature
- 32–104 °F (0–40 °C); rated accuracy ±2 °C
- NCV detection range
- 12–1,000 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Unit & operating environment2.4 in color screen; USB-C port
- Dimensions
- 4.92 × 2.44 × 0.98 in (125 × 62 × 25 mm)
- Display
- 2.4 in TFT color display
- Port
- USB-C
- Auto power-off
- Approx. 5 min
- Operating temperature
- 32–104 °F (0–40 °C)
- Storage temperature
- −4–140 °F (−20–60 °C)
Frequently asked questions
Can it guarantee there are no wires or pipes behind the wall?
No. Wall materials, moisture, target size and depth, and nearby electromagnetic interference can affect results. For critical locations, rescan from two directions and verify with other information before working.
Which walls can I use stud mode on?
Stud mode is intended for relatively uniform surfaces such as drywall and plywood, primarily to locate wood studs or framing. Light-gauge steel studs, copper wire, and other dense objects may also produce a response.
It is not intended for concrete, mortar, block, brick, foil-backed materials, metal, tile, glass, or walls with highly uneven density. Moisture, material composition, surface texture, and coatings can affect detection depth and accuracy.
Why scan the same area from two directions?
A slow reverse scan can help cross-check the target center and reduce error from a single pass. Dampness, conductive finishes, fresh paint or wallpaper, tile, and nearby electromagnetic sources can affect results.
Can I use the thermal imager for a formal inspection report?
The thermal module is intended for an initial on-site screen of insulation gaps, heat sources, and noticeable temperature differences. For traceable measurements or a formal report, use professional thermal equipment that meets the job requirements.
Do I need to connect a phone?
No. The main functions, images, and readings appear on the unit's built-in 2.4 in color display.
Does the cross-line laser self-level?
No. Use the X/Y dual-axis angle readings to adjust the unit and the projected lines manually.