Mini-Cam has secured a record order with Anglian Water, which has upgraded its pipeline inspection technology with the addition of 77 camera systems.
The business has supplied its SOLOPro+ push cameras to nine Anglian Water depots, including sites in Cambridge, Milton Keynes and Northampton. The order is the biggest to date for the new range of recording equipment, which Mini-Cam launched last summer.
Anglian Water supplies almost 1.2bn litres of water a day to more than six million customers in the east of England. It operates a network of 112,833km of water and sewer pipes. Its region stretches from the River Humber to the Thames estuary and then from Buckinghamshire to Lowestoft on the coast.
Greg Guest, UK sales manager at Mini-Cam, said: “We are very pleased to supply Anglian Water with our SOLOPro+ cameras to meet the company’s CCTV requirements, and we will continue to provide a full back-up service.
“The commitment which Anglian has shown us with this latest investment cements our strong and healthy working relationship.”
Jackie Allen, service improvement manager at Anglian Water, said: “We are really pleased with the new units from Mini-Cam, which substantially increase our CCTV capabilities. They are easy to use, intuitive and provide pictures of great quality.
“We are also impressed by the safe construction of the units and the fact that they are among the lightest on the market.
“They offer good value for money and have the extra items we need to be able to film a huge variety of sewers with one main piece of kit.
“We are delighted to continue to work with Mini-Cam as we have done for the past 10 years or so.”