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Integrating sewer inspection tools

by Kody Cook
March 28, 2025
in Asset Management, Condition Assessment, Drainage, Maintenance, Sponsored Editorial, Technology, Waste Management, Water
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To effectively inspect sewers to modern standards, local governments need to ensure all their tools work together seamlessly.

Ageing pipes, unexpected overflows and water infiltration can lead to costly repairs and disruption to communities. That’s why it is so important for councils to complete sewer inspections regularly, effectively and having the right tools for the job is critical.

Sewer inspections are complicated operations that require a range of tools from robotic inspection devices (hardware / cameras) to asset management software and a variety of other supporting technologies.

Councils that can find a one-stop-shop supplier for their sewer inspection needs will realise significant procurement benefits for their operations.

A trusted supplier

Sewer Equipment Company (Aust), better known as SECA, has been around since 1967 and is recognised as the leading supplier of sewer maintenance equipment and after sales support across Australia and New Zealand.

Over the past 20 years SECA has built up industry leading partnerships with world-class suppliers including iPEK, WinCan and Envirosight.

In 2009 IDEX Corporation (a large US-based water organisation) acquired iPEK and has since also acquired WinCan and Envirosight, creating a holistic approach to hardware and software.

iPEK – leading manufacturer of sewer inspection technology

Widely regarded as the benchmark for crawler camera system worldwide. With a dedication to innovation and exceptional service, iPEK provides high-performance robotic inspection systems (cameras) that give inspectors a clear view of what’s happening underground, helping them detect problems before they become major issues.

iPEK’s rugged and versatile inspection solutions can fill a variety of roles, fulfilling the pipe inspection needs of council sewer engineers/managers.

iPEK’s robotic pipe crawlers go where they need, and their advanced manoeuvrability lets them navigate complex systems with ease. Thanks to the intuitive touchscreen controls, iPEK’s crawlers are easy to operate.

iPEK’s devices are highly adaptable, with easy-to-change wheels, elevators and undercarriages allowing them to meet the needs of any given operation, saving time with quick changeover and minimal tools in the field.

WinCan – providing desktop, cloud and AI supported platforms for inspection data

WinCan’s name is synonymous with data and underground asset management. WinCan develops smart asset management software that turns inspection data into actionable insights, making it easier to plan, prioritise and budget for maintenance.

The software makes it easy to collect, analyse and report inspection data. With AI-powered, cloud-based solutions and seamless GIS integration, WinCan is the industry’s preferred sewer inspection software, with an installed base of more than 8,500 licenses worldwide.

WinCan provides a suite of data management modules that allows different parties to collaborate in the management of their wastewater infrastructure. The data analysis solutions can identify trends, pinpoint hotspots for prioritised maintenance and even forecast budgets in a cloud-integrated, AI-supported inspection environment.

WinCan’s extensive suite of reporting and data visualisation tools creates a single source of information that lets network managers glean operational insights in many aspects of sewer management.

Envirosight – cutting edge wastewater inspection technology including manholes

Envirosight has opened the door to manhole inspections. Delivering a wide range of innovative sewer inspection technologies designed to make inspections faster, easier and more effective.

Envirosight’s equipment boasts low cost of ownership, with rugged, versatile hardware that minimises wear and tear.

These acquisitions by IDEX Corporation have strengthened SECA’s market position as market leader, continuing to set the benchmark in bringing world-leading inspection and asset management technologies together to help councils stay ahead of the curve.

Integrated inspection

The key to IDEX’s offering is having all the hardware and software offerings under one umbrella.

SECA then provides the localised support in terms of training, sales, stock and aftersales support.

This simple holistic approach to asset management and inspections empowers operators, engineers and managers to make data driven decisions, assisting in workload prioritisation and budget management.   

To learn more, visit seca.com.au

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