This update comes as municipalities and utilities face increasing pressure to document underground assets before repairs.
The new frame also holds the TROGLOTREK control unit, which features:
- A 5.6-inch high-brightness LCD with 540 LPPH resolution
- An IP67 machined-metal monitor and keyboard housing
- Integrated crawler steering, drive control, and text generation
- On-screen footage counting, inclinometer data, and pressure-sensor information
- MPEG-4 video and JPEG image recording to an SD card
- 640-by-480 recording resolution
- Automatic PAL or NTSC video selection
- Optional Wi-Fi connectivity
- WinCan-compatible inspection workflow support
The control unit operates on 10.8 to 14.6 volts DC, uses 12 watts, and has a lithium-ion battery rated at over 96 watt-hours. This battery allows inspection teams to work without needing a generator or external AC power at each site.
The tether is made from a two-core twisted pair with Vectran for strength and Kevlar reinforcement, giving it a minimum breaking strength of 2.5 kN. A stainless-steel wet end protects the field connection. These features matter for long sewer runs, storm drains, culverts, or industrial drainage lines.
Fiberscope suggests checking three things before picking a drum setup: how far you need to inspect, whether you want manual or motorized retrieval, and whether it fits your reporting process.
Read more about Battery-Operated Sewer Crawler TROGLOTREK at Fiberscope.net. Have more questions? Just call us 1-877-613-2210
About FIBERSCOPE
FIBERSCOPE is a North American supplier of remote visual inspection equipment for municipal, utility, and industrial applications. Its product portfolio includes sewer cameras, portable pipe crawlers, push cameras, industrial borescopes, and water-well inspection systems.
Fiberscope.net
SOURCE Fiberscope
Share this article