Exploring the benefits of manhole inspection with our cable suspended camera system
Why manhole inspection is important
Manholes are an essential part of infrastructure, providing access to underground utilities and facilitating maintenance and repair work. However, they can also pose a safety risk if not adequately maintained. That’s why manhole inspection is crucial to ensure that these structures are in good condition and safe for use.
Advantages of manhole inspection
Manhole inspection can provide several benefits, including:
- Documenting Conditions within a Structure: Manhole inspection cameras can capture images and videos of the interior of manholes, documenting their conditions for future reference.
- Locating Areas in Need of Repair: Inspections can help identify areas of the manhole that require repairs or maintenance, allowing for timely repairs and minimizing potential hazards.
- Verifying Cleanliness: Regular inspections can ensure that manholes are free of debris and blockages that can impede the flow of utilities.
Operational Readiness: Inspections can also help ensure that manholes are in good working condition and ready for use when needed. - Cause and Origin Assessment: In the event of an incident or accident, inspections can help determine the cause and origin of the problem, aiding in the investigation process.
When you choose Outreach for your manhole inspection needs, you’re choosing cutting-edge inspection technology and rugged, versatile hardware. However, it’s not just about the technology. With clear insights gained from inspections, you can make smarter choices about your infrastructure, ultimately saving time and money in the long run.
Use cases of our manhole inspection camera
Manhole inspection cameras can be used in a variety of settings to assess the condition of different infrastructures, including:
- Chimneys
- Wells
- Smokestacks
- Underground storage tanks
- Elevator shafts
- Drilling and mining sites inspections
- Storage silos
Chimney inspection is particularly important as remote vision becomes a vital part of NDT (Non-Destructive Testing) goals. Chimney cameras can be useful during construction, regular maintenance and preventive checks, approval of chimneys that have not been in use for longer time periods, and even after fires when it is not clear how much damage the system has sustained. Additionally, a professional well inspection camera is ideal for deep internal video inspection, resolving deep mud clogged, water pollution, wall corrosion, difficult issues involving deep-water operations, and more. Advanced yet simple to operate, this system may assist in cost reduction, maintenance, prevention, and reduce personal brought down operations injury.
Our Spy II as a manhole inspection cameras
Unlike other chimney cleaning companies that offer a basic camera service with a fisheye lens attached to a video camera, Outreach offers special packages with advanced features for manhole inspection cameras. These include:
- Remote control of the camera’s stability, tilt, and 360-degree rotation with cable lengths from 100 to 300 feet.
- Razor-sharp high-definition images.
- 8K lumens lighting systems.
- A focus function for precise inspection.
- Wireless connection.
- Customizable options for 3D scanning, photogrammetry, laser scanning, and more.
With these advanced features, Outreach’s manhole inspection cameras are the ideal choice for accurate and comprehensive inspections of manholes and other similar infrastructure.
