ROVs for Hydroelectric
A safe solution for hydrostructure inspection
Modular Design, Unlimited Possibilities
VideoRay Mission Specialist Series vehicles are designed and built with flexibility in mind. The modular design enables easy maintenance and seamless integration with a variety of tools for a custom solution to your underwater challenges.
Common hydroelectric energy production applications:
- Hydroelectric dam inspections
- Intake visual inspections
- Trash rack visual inspections
- Reservoir visual inspections
- Hydro turbine inspections
ROV Systems for Hydroelectric Energy Production
VideoRay ROVs have proven themselves as one of the easiest, safest and most cost-effective solutions for hydro structure inspections. The compact and portable system can easily be deployed and piloted by a single operator while capturing high-resolution color video for your documentation needs.
With multiple size and configuration options, VideoRay submersibles can easily access tight spaces or culverts, pull long lengths of small-diameter tether through narrow pipes and observe potential erosion or leak problems before they turn into costly repairs. Send the ROV into dangerous areas where diver safety is an issue and gain an overall perspective of the integrity of aging infrastructure quickly and safely. Engineers and security personnel will gain valuable insight into the structure while noticing immediate return on their VideoRay ROV investment.
Mission Specialist Defender
Mission Specialist Pro 5
The Pro 5 is designed to handle missions with size, space, weight and deployment speed constraints. It builds on the strengths of the Pro 4 but adds more thrust, longer tether lengths, higher-resolution video and the advantage of the Mission Specialist modular systems.
Engineered for
Hydroelectric Energy Production
They are robust and of a very high quality.
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VideoRay ROV’s have consistently exceeded our expectations."
Case Studies
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Hydroelectric U.S. Bureau of Reclamation The United States Bureau of Reclamation’s Underwater Investigations Dive Team (an agency of the U.S. Department of the Interior) is
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Hydroelectric U.S. Army Corps of Engineers The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) operates hundreds of navigation locks and dams across the country, more than