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The Merits of RedZone’s Multi-Sensor Inspection (MSI)

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RedZone Robotics is a pioneer in cutting-edge Waste Water Management Systems. One of their most acclaimed and effective innovations is the Multi-Sensor Inspection (MSI) system, a comprehensive tool that combines conventional CCTV with synchronized lasers and sonar dimensions.

Utilized in state-of-the-art RedZone products like the HD Profiler and the MD Profiler, MSI allows for a full 360-degree view of the pipeline. Highly accurate and reliable, it can pinpoint which lines in a system require immediate attention, capturing such vital and quantifiable details as corrosion, sediment, and ovality.

This technology is especially critical in large diameter trunks and interceptors, where traditional visual-only inspection is often unreliable, leaving Utilities to work with educated guesses. Given the cost of deploying repairs where none may be needed – and more so, of missing out on the severity of corrosion elsewhere – nothing short of supreme accuracy can suffice.

Equipped with MSI, RedZone Robotics provides a precise picture of the state of your system, saving considerable time, money, and effort. As the exclusive provider of RedZone products in Florida and Georgia, The Avanti Company is proud to provide our valued customers with access to such vital technological advancements.

If you would like to learn more about RedZone Robotics and its many other advantages, contact the Avanti Company at 800-284-5231 or info@avanticompany.com.

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