Envirosight pipeline inspection

What is the Envirosight ROVVER X? The Envirosight ROVVER X is a highly advanced robotic sewer inspection crawler used for inspecting underground sewer lines. It is a highly trusted system with thousands of units in operation globally.

What is its key advantage over traditional inspection methods? The ROVVER X is a powerful and versatile system for sewer line inspection. Its modular design and advanced technology allow it to handle a wide range of inspection challenges with greater precision, efficiency, and safety than traditional manual methods.

What makes the ROVVER X so adaptable? The ROVVER X's modular design allows for tool-free, quick-change configurations and accessories. It can adapt to lines from 6 inches to 96 inches in diameter with a variety of wheel sizes, lifts, and carriages.

How does it perform inspections? The crawler features a highly capable camera with continuous pan and tilt (±145 degrees), powerful 10X optical and 12X digital zoom, and built-in laser measurement calipers for accurately sizing defects and lateral connections.

What is its maximum range and how does it handle obstacles? The ROVVER X has a maximum crawl distance of 1,640 feet. Its steerable 6-wheel drive system is designed to provide exceptional traction and maneuverability to get past obstacles and debris commonly found in sewer lines.

What is the control system like? The system is operated via a next-generation touchscreen interface with joysticks for maneuvering. The interface simplifies the entire inspection workflow, from coding observations to generating reports.

What other accessories are available? The system's CAN bus architecture allows for easy, plug-and-play attachment of accessories, including lateral launch capabilities for inspecting side connections, laser profiling for measuring pipe dimensions, and side-scanning for a comprehensive view of the pipe interior.

What is the Envirosight ROVVER X SAT II? The ROVVER X SAT II is an advanced lateral launch sewer inspection crawler designed to inspect lateral lines from a sewer mainline. It is built for industry-leading productivity, range, and reliability, especially for locating cross bores and other defects.

What are its primary applications? This system is a powerful tool for lateral launch inspection, with applications including locating cross bores from gas line installations, identifying illicit flows, and performing pre-acceptance inspections for new sewer lines.

How far can the ROVVER X SAT II launch into a lateral? The crawler can travel up to 984 feet in a sewer mainline and launch a camera up to 147 feet into a lateral connection. This extended range allows for comprehensive inspections from a single manhole.

What is its unique drive system? The ROVVER X SAT II features a steerable 8-wheel drive system, which gives it the unique ability to maneuver past offsets, sludge, and other obstacles that can halt other launch systems.

What cameras does the system use? The system is equipped with three onboard cameras: a pan/tilt launch camera for inspecting the lateral, a 5-megapixel aiming camera with digital zoom for pinpoint launching, and a rear-facing camera to assist with cable management during reverse travel.

How does the system reduce maintenance and wear? The crawler uses a unique belt-drive mechanism to feed the push rod, which minimizes push rod wear while maximizing pushing force. The mechanism is easy to clean, and the belts are field-replaceable, contributing to a lower cost of ownership and minimal downtime.

How is the system controlled? The ROVVER X SAT II is operated from a desktop command center with a touchscreen interface and joystick controls. This intuitive design puts every function at the operator's fingertips, simplifying the inspection process from start to finish.

What is the Envirosight DigiSewer side-scanning system? The DigiSewer is a specialized side-scanning camera attachment for the ROVVER X sewer inspection crawler. It is an efficient and affordable tool that allows operators to capture a complete, high-resolution visual record of the pipe's interior.

What are its primary applications? This system is designed for rapid sewer inspection in municipal and industrial settings. It is ideal for thoroughly assessing pipes from 6 to 60 inches in diameter to identify defects such as cracks, infiltration, and corrosion.

How does DigiSewer work and how is it faster than traditional CCTV? Unlike traditional pan-and-tilt CCTV cameras that require "stop-and-stare" operation, the DigiSewer uses a fisheye digital camera to capture continuous imagery while the crawler moves. This visual data is then converted into a single, flat digital scan that provides a complete unfolded view of the pipe wall. This method is up to three times faster than traditional CCTV inspection.

What kind of data does the system collect? DigiSewer captures high-resolution visual detail from every square inch of the pipe wall. The data is highly efficient to store and transfer, with a rate of 3,000 feet per gigabyte, which is much faster than standard video. It also automatically identifies taps and joints.

Can the system measure pipe ovality? Yes, with an optional laser accessory and a laser profiling module, the DigiSewer can measure pipe ovality and generate a 3D model of its profile, providing accurate geometric data for engineers.

How does the system streamline the inspection workflow? The system seamlessly integrates with WinCan software, allowing operators and engineers to review and code the digital scans offline. This frees up inspection crews to focus on covering more ground in the field, increasing overall productivity.

Is the DigiSewer easy to set up and use? Yes, the DigiSewer is a simple, plug-and-play add-on that attaches to your existing ROVVER X crawler. The camera swaps out in seconds without tools, allowing you to easily switch between side-scanning and traditional pan/tilt/zoom inspection.

What is the Envirosight Quickview airHD? The Quickview airHD is a patented, pole-mounted zoom survey camera that provides an instant, wireless view into any sewer, manhole, or tank. It is a highly efficient tool for rapidly assessing pipe conditions without the need for confined space entry.

What are its primary applications? This camera is an ideal sewer inspection solution for diagnosing emergency call-outs, performing rapid system-wide assessments, and prioritizing which lines need further CCTV or cleaning. It's also perfect for viewing pipes that are too deteriorated for a crawler to safely access.

How does it capture detailed footage from a distance? The Quickview airHD features powerful 360x zoom optics (30x optical and 12x digital) and a patented Quad-Haloptic light engine. This lighting system uses four offset LED/reflector pairs to flood the pipe with bright, even light, allowing you to capture sharp HD images even hundreds of feet down the line.

How does the wireless control system work? The camera is controlled wirelessly via Wi-Fi from a touchscreen tablet using the Sewerlink app. This allows operators to remotely adjust zoom, focus, camera tilt, and light intensity, while keeping their hands free for other tasks. The system also supports multiple connections, so teammates can view live footage from their own devices.

Can the camera measure objects in the pipe? Yes, an optional laser rangefinder accessory can be added to measure the distance to a target with an accuracy of up to ±0.5%. This measurement can be overlaid directly onto the video, providing precise data for planning maintenance or creating reports.

What features improve setup and stability? The camera's telescoping pole collapses to fit in a truck bed and extends up to 25 or 30 feet. A clamp-on bipod provides hands-free stabilization, and a ratcheted gas spring mechanism allows for easy in-manhole centering, making setup quick and simple.

How is the system designed for durability and a long service life? The camera head is built with a rugged, waterproof aluminum construction. It is powered by rechargeable, swappable lithium-ion batteries that provide about four hours of runtime per pack, ensuring you can inspect all day. The system is also designed to operate without a cumbersome array of cables, which are prone to tangles and damage.

What is the Envirosight Verisight Ultra? The Verisight Ultra is a next-generation push camera system engineered for a high level of flexibility, efficiency, and ease of use. It is a powerful and reliable solution for inspecting lateral pipes and small mainlines.

What are its primary applications? This push camera is a perfect sewer inspection solution for tackling intricate urban networks, long-running passages, drain lines, and cleanouts. It is designed to empower professionals to see clearly, work smarter, and conquer any pipe.

What are the key performance specifications? The Verisight Ultra is available with a choice of a 200-foot or 330-foot cable, allowing it to tackle sprawling networks with confidence. It features a 1080p Full HD touchscreen monitor for crystal-clear video and is available with both self-leveling and pan/tilt camera options.

What is the benefit of its wireless design? The system offers wireless freedom through a wireless app-based control system and connectivity to the WinCan Web Enterprise Cloud. This allows operators to control the camera, capture data, and share reports wirelessly, streamlining the workflow and maximizing productivity.

How does it handle different pipe conditions? The push camera is designed for adaptability, with a choice of camera heads (axial or pan/tilt) and cable lengths. Its rugged design and powerful HD camera allow it to capture razor-sharp images even in difficult conditions.

How is the truck designed for operator comfort? The Verisight Ultra features an adjustable pull handle and tablet mount to optimize ergonomics and minimize glare. This allows operators to work longer with less fatigue, improving overall efficiency.

What features ensure durability and a long service life? The unit is built for optimal durability with a welded aluminum and stainless-steel frame. It has a long-lasting battery life of approximately 6 hours on a single charge and is backed by one of the industry's most comprehensive warranties.

What is the Envirosight Jetscan? The Envirosight Jetscan is a high-definition, wireless video nozzle that attaches directly to a jetter hose. It transforms any sewer cleaning truck or trailer into an inspection camera system, allowing operators to see inside pipes as they are cleaning them.

What are its primary applications? The Jetscan is an essential tool for sewer jetting crews to eliminate guesswork. It can be used to confirm cleaning success with before-and-after footage, assess pipe condition to locate defects like offsets and collapses, and identify potential hazards like root balls or cross bores before mechanical cutting.

What makes the Jetscan a "wireless" system? The Jetscan is a completely cable-free design. It streams HD video wirelessly to a tablet running the Sewerlink app as soon as it is retrieved from the manhole. This eliminates the need for a secondary reel or dropped signals, streamlining the inspection workflow.

What are the key performance specifications? The camera captures crisp HD video with a choice of 720p or 1080p resolution. It is equipped with 12 high-intensity LEDs for shadowless illumination and is powered by an 8-hour lithium-ion battery that recharges wirelessly.

How is the Jetscan versatile for different pipe sizes? The system comes with interchangeable, tool-free skids (sleds) in two sizes. This allows it to be used in pipes with a minimum diameter of 6 inches and up to 24 inches by simply swapping out the skid.

How does this system save time and money? By turning a jetter truck into a camera truck, the Jetscan allows operators to assess pipe conditions and verify cleaning success instantly, without having to divert a separate and costly CCTV inspection crew. This can result in significant time and cost savings.

What is the construction of the Jetscan? The Jetscan is built to withstand harsh environments with a rugged, welded stainless-steel construction and a sealed, pressurized design. It is durable enough to handle high-pressure water and the debris commonly found in sewer lines.

What is the Envirosight Quickview 360? The Quickview 360 is a high-definition manhole inspection camera that uses a telescoping pole to conduct rapid, automated, and comprehensive manhole assessments. It is an ideal tool for efficiently identifying sources of inflow and infiltration (I&I) in sewer systems.

What are its primary applications? This camera is designed to support a proactive maintenance strategy by providing actionable insights into manhole conditions. It is perfect for performing rapid, system-wide assessments, prioritizing which manholes need further attention, and ensuring regulatory compliance.

How does it capture a 360-degree view of a manhole? The Quickview 360 uses twin HD cameras and a built-in rangefinder to capture a complete 360-degree flat digital scan of the manhole interior. This allows for a detailed, holistic view of the manhole wall that can be reviewed offline.

What makes the inspection process so fast? The camera is highly automated, capable of completing an entire manhole scan in as little as five minutes. This speed, combined with wireless data streaming and AI-supported defect coding, allows a single operator to inspect up to 80 manholes per day.

How does the system create 3D models? The Quickview 360 captures visual and spatial data that can be used with specialized software to generate a 3D point cloud model of the manhole. This allows engineers to visualize the infrastructure and identify defects that may be missed in a standard inspection.

How does the system streamline the inspection workflow? The camera integrates seamlessly with the WinCan Mobile app, allowing operators to stream results to the cloud for secure storage and automated AI defect coding. This eliminates the need for manual data processing and allows managers to allocate resources more efficiently for maintenance and repairs.

What are the control and safety features? The Quickview 360 is operated via a touchscreen tablet, and it features an intuitive app-based control system. It is equipped with advanced safety interlocks and a lightweight, portable design that allows for one-man operation without confined space entry.

What are Envirosight's sewer inspection vehicles designed for? Envirosight's sewer inspection vehicles are custom-built, mobile platforms engineered to maximize productivity and streamline operations. They are designed to house and deploy cutting-edge inspection tools like ROVVER X crawlers and lateral launch systems in a variety of environments.

What vehicle types are available? Envirosight offers a modular range of chassis options to fit different needs, including vans, box trucks, and trailers. There are also portable inspection enclosures like the Outpost, which can be deployed from the bed of a pickup truck for maximum portability.

What is a "Preferred Build-Out"? Envirosight offers "Preferred Build-Outs," which are pre-configured vehicle designs based on popular industry preferences. These builds provide top-of-the-line amenities for safer and more efficient work, with established pricing that allows for faster quoting and delivery.

How do the vehicles power the inspection equipment? The vehicles are designed for flexible and reliable power delivery. They can be equipped with a choice of power sources, including a gas generator, diesel generator, or an inverter with a battery backup system. Envirosight also offers EV vans with solar panels for a quiet, sustainable power source.

What ergonomic features are included in the vehicle builds? The interiors are designed to improve operator ergonomics and workflow efficiency. They feature stainless steel work surfaces, elevated monitors, comfortable seating, and smart storage systems for crawlers, tools, and accessories, all designed to reduce operator fatigue and keep the crew organized.

Are the vehicles highly customizable? Yes, every vehicle is customizable to your exact specifications. Envirosight works with a variety of chassis manufacturers to build the perfect mobile command center for your needs, from a compact van for tight urban alleys to a large box truck with a crane for bigger jobs.

How do the vehicles integrate with inspection software? Envirosight vehicles are built for seamless data management and fully integrate with WinCan software. This allows for live data capture, cloud storage, automated reporting, and even AI-assisted defect coding, which helps streamline the workflow and make data more actionable.

What is Envirosight WinCan? WinCan is an industry-leading software platform for collecting, managing, and analyzing sewer inspection data. It is an asset-centric solution that unifies the entire workflow, from inspection and condition assessment to rehabilitation planning and reporting.

What makes WinCan the industry standard for sewer inspection software? WinCan is the most trusted and widely used sewer inspection software worldwide, with over 35 years of experience. It supports more than 100 standards and 50 defect catalogs globally, including PACP, MACP, and LACP, ensuring your data is compliant and portable.

What are the key features of the software? WinCan offers a comprehensive suite of tools, including:

• Inspecting & Coding: Streamlines the process with built-in feature measurement and code lookup tools.

• Mapping: Provides map-based visualization of your sewer network and allows you to assign work orders directly from the interface.

• Reporting: Generates customizable, standards-compliant reports that can be branded for your company.

• Planning & Budgeting: Helps you create detailed rehab plans and budgets by comparing system condition against cost tables.

Does WinCan support advanced inspection technologies? Yes, WinCan is a modular platform that supports a wide range of advanced technologies. It can integrate data from side-scanning systems (like the DigiSewer), laser profiling for measuring pipe ovality, and even 3D modeling for creating digital twins of your infrastructure.

How does WinCan use AI? The software leverages AI-powered damage detection and scoring to automatically analyze inspection videos. This helps streamline maintenance planning, reduce manual effort, and ensure consistent evaluations of pipe conditions.

What is WinCan Web, and how does it help teams collaborate? WinCan Web is a secure, cloud-based portal that allows authorized team members to access, review, and analyze inspection data from anywhere with a browser. This enables real-time collaboration between field crews and back-office engineers without the hassle of manual file transfers or server infrastructure.

How does WinCan integrate with other equipment? The software is seamlessly integrated with Envirosight's inspection hardware. Firmware built into the ROVVER X crawler, Quickview zoom camera, and Jetscan video nozzle allows data to flow directly from the field into WinCan, enabling live data capture and a streamlined workflow.