SUPERIOR
Pressurized Water Leak Detection System - Superior Quality from China Suppliers and Factory for Pipeline Inspection
Key Features
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SUPERIOR SD
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SUPERIOR M
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| Description | Cost-effective solution for basic inspection of water mains. | Applied with no water speed and control moving direction. |
| Deployment range | ≥DN200 | ≥DN500 |
| Access fitting | ≥DN80 | ≥DN150 |
| Camera resolution | 2.0 Megapixels, 1920×1080P | 2.0 Megapixels, 1920×1080P |
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Solutions
Snake 500
Max.500m cable drum with standard probe is designed for low budget inspection.
Snake 1000
Max.1000m cable drum is able to connect all probes even at less flow speed pipe with self-patrol probe.
Snake 2000
Max.2000m cable drum is able to connect modular design standard and sonar probe with multi-hydro-chat.
Applications

Valve Not Opened

Sediments

Tuberculation

Obstacles & Obstruction

Gas Pocket

Illegal Service Line
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the deployment range difference between SUPERIOR SD and SUPERIOR M?
The SUPERIOR SD has a deployment range of ≥DN200 and requires an access fitting of ≥DN80. The SUPERIOR M is designed for larger deployments with a range of ≥DN500 and requires an access fitting of ≥DN150.
What is the camera resolution for these inspection systems?
Both the SUPERIOR SD and SUPERIOR M inspection systems are equipped with high-definition cameras offering 2.0 Megapixels and a resolution of 1920×1080P.
Which Snake solution is best suited for low budget projects?
The Snake 500 solution is specifically designed for low budget inspections, featuring a maximum 500m cable drum configured with a standard probe.
What cable length options are available in the Snake series?
The series offers three maximum cable drum lengths: Snake 500 (up to 500m), Snake 1000 (up to 1000m), and Snake 2000 (up to 2000m) to accommodate different inspection requirements.
What pipeline conditions can be detected using these inspection systems?
These systems are highly effective in inspecting and identifying pipeline issues such as unopened valves, sediment buildup, tuberculation, obstacles & obstructions, gas pockets, and illegal service lines.












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