MALA Professional Explorer (ProEx) System

MALA Professional Explorer (ProEx) System

Application includes:

Archaeological Site Assessment
Location of ancient buildings, foundations and related vestiges
Avalanche control
Location of hidden weapons or evidence
Bathymetry studies
Measure bridge deck thickness

Pro Ex control unit

Designed on a modular platform, MALA Professional Explorer (ProEx) is the most versatile control unit in the MALA range and replaces the world famous RAMAC/GPR CUII.

MALA ProEx control unit, coupled with the MALA XV Monitor is compatible with a broad range of antennas and offers a flexible and versatile approach to detecting subsurface targets and geological layers accurately, efficiently and in real-time. Common applications include arctic studies, multi-channel roadway mapping, and locating sites for safe nuclear waste repositories.

Pro Ex monitor – Collecting, processing & presenting GPR data

The MALA XV Monitor is a dedicated tool, optimized for the job in hand, i.e. the collection, handling, processing, and presentation of GPR data. The user interface has been designed to be simple, intuitive, and easy to use. Its unique dual function button allows for simple navigation.

MALA XV Monitor was designed with field use in mind; the rugged housing is IP65 and has a tough impact resistant screen. Its high-bright screen displays the data clearly, even when operating in direct sunlight.

Package included:

ProEx Control Unit
ProEx Module – Options: Optical or HF
Li-Ion Battery 11.1V/6.6Ah (15pin)
Li-Ion Battery Charger 12.6V
Ethernet Communication Cable 1.2m (black)
Ethernet Communication Cable 3.0m (black)
MALA USB Software and Manuals Package
Shipping Case for ProEx Control unit

The interchangeable features of the MALA ProEx make it available as a single or dual-channel system in the basic configuration, or a true multi-channel system with the optional expansion units. The MALA ProEx is fully compatible with all non-HDR antennas from MALA Geoscience, offering configurations between 30 MHz to 2.3 GHz, with up to 16 simultaneous recording channels.