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Scan and Inspect Manholes, Lift Stations, Pipelines and More with the MIV

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  • August 10, 2020

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Scan and Inspect Manholes, Lift Stations, Pipelines and More with the MIV


The CUES MIV is designed to operate all CUES manhole cameras with a user-friendly interchange mounting bracket. The MIV can inspect and scan most types of structures such as: sanitary/storm manholes (up to 50 feet deep), sanitary/storm pipelines (6 to 120 inches in diameter), lift stations, gravity interceptor pipelines (without bypass pumping), vaults, outfalls and more.

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