About fifty years ago, the first pipeline inspection systems were used to look inside sewer utilities. These early systems were large, heavy, and difficult to pull through pipelines. The cameras were black and white, delivered 325 lines of resolution and required 10 Lux of light to produce a picture.Technology has advanced considerably and the pipeline inspection and CCTV systems of today bear little resemblance to their early predecessors. The systems are now vital to our present day collection systems.Pipeline inspection systems can be credited with discovering sewer conditions that otherwise would have resulted in catastrophe. The valuable information collected by
