manhole inspection camera, reinvented 

The periodic inspection of manholes’ structural integrity is crucial to prevent costly and potentially hazardous damages. However, the traditional method of sending operators in for direct visual inspection can quickly become a big expenditure and also inefficiently allocates resources that are often scarce and required for other important tasks. In order to efficiently integrate a regular manhole inspection program, municipalities need a fast and effective solution that will allow them to perform a full survey of their manhole network while maintaining the impact on their manpower as low as possible.

It is precisely to tackle this problem that a manhole inspection system has been developed, a powerful tool which allows a single unspecialized operator to inspect up to 80 manholes per day. Furthermore, the comprehensive video data captured during the inspection can be offloaded to external analysts rather than being analyzed onsite by the camera operator, allowing for maximum uptime in the field. A computer for later analysis, eliminating the need for immediate on-site interpretation.The manhole camera utilizes state-of-the-art technology to provide high-resolution video and images of the manhole's internal condition. Equipped with an industrial-grade camera, the system can withstand harsh underground environments and provide clear, detailed footage. The camera also has built-in LED lights to ensure visibility even in dark and poorly illuminated conditions.

With its user-friendly interface, this manhole inspection system allows operators to easily maneuver the camera through the manhole, capturing a comprehensive view of the interior. The system can be remotely controlled, eliminating the need for the operator to enter the manhole. This not only enhances safety but also allows for efficient use of manpower. The captured video data can be viewed in real-time on a connected device, allowing the operator to assess the condition of the manhole immediately. Additionally, the data can be saved for later analysis and comparison. This enables municipalities to track the deterioration of manholes over time and prioritize maintenance and repair efforts based on accurate and up-to-date information. One of the key advantages of this manhole inspection system is its ability to quickly inspect a large number of manholes in a day.

With a single operator able to inspect up to 80 manholes, municipalities can efficiently cover their entire manhole network, reducing the risk of undetected structural issues and minimizing the impact on manpower resources. In conclusion, this manhole inspection system is a reliable and efficient solution for municipalities looking to implement a comprehensive manhole inspection program. With its high-resolution video and images, remote control capabilities, and ability to inspect multiple manholes in a day, the system offers a cost-effective and time-saving approach to ensuring the structural integrity of manholes.