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November 11, 2009

Water Tank ROV

Filed under: ROV, Tank Inspections — Ron Perrin @ 7:13 pm

Water tank ROV – Used in public water storage tanks.

This is a Video Ray.

Remotely Operated Vehicle Water Tank Inspection (ROV)

with No Disruption in your water service.  Ron Perrin Water Technologies offers experienced inspection crews with all safety climbing gear.

Our ROV was purchased for and is only used in Potable water!

See our SAMPLE VIDEO – Diver & Remotely controlled vehicle inspecting water storage tank.

The video also shows divers cleaning potable water tanks.

The Video Ray is a great inspection tool, to read more about it see our video Ray page.

http://potabletankdiver.wordpress.com/video-ray-rov/

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Video Ray - Remotely Operated Vehicle

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Video Ray ROV on its way to inspect a water tower

Rov underwater

Video Ray

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Visit our web site at www.ronperrin.com

and our blog at www.ronperrin.wordpress.com

Call Toll Free 888-481-1ROV                          or    817-377-4899

October 2, 2007

Do you have bacteria in your water storage tanks?

Yearly inspections of your potable water storage tanks is the best way to keep up with the sediment levels in your tank.   Since 1997 Ron Perrin Water Technologies have served water utility companies. They offer high tech inspections using the latest generation of remotely operated underwater cameras.  Comprehensive inspections with NO WATER LOSS and NO Disruption in your service.  Our underwater camera gives you a first hand look at your water quality and allows you to make an informed decision on whether the tank should be cleaned or taken out of service for other repairs. CLEAN YOUR TANKS

Keeping your water storage tanks clean may be one of the most overlooked maintenance procedures in the water industry.  Out of sight and out of mind, sediment in the bottom of your water storage tanks is never seen and rarely thought of.   The sediment that builds up in almost all potable water tanks can be a habitat for bacteria and other contaminates.  Bacteria can get a foothold in the sediment  out of reach of the chlorine entering the tank. Hidden in the sediment the bacteria can then grow and flourish creating a health risk. A nitrate eating bacteria can even deplete your chlorine levels leaving you at even greater risk. Removing the sediment and keeping your tank clean is the best way to maintain a healthy water system.  Divers wearing a dry suit are sealed in their own environment, they are then washed down with a chlorine solution meeting all State and AWWA requirements.  The divers may then enter the water system and vacuum out the sediment.  Everything that is loose is removed, allowing the chlorine or other treatment chemicals entering the tank to effectively do its job. This is a much more effective method than the traditional buckets and shovels.  We are able to remove ALL loose sediment without scraping shovels on painted surfaces.  In addition thereIs minimum water loss with our method, you do not need to DRAIN YOUR TANKS. Call today to learn how we can save you water, time and money while helping you maintain the healthiest water system possible.


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1-888-481-1768 Visit www.ronperrin.com and see our blog on water tank contamination at www.ronperrin.wordpress.com

June 28, 2007

Sample Tower Inspection Video

Filed under: Tank Inspections — Ron Perrin @ 6:29 pm

Diver prepares to enter tank

Check out our youtube video that shows a sample water tower inspection click on or copy and paste this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwYYeHNviGI  This is raw video without the voice over just to give you an idea of what our underwater inspection videos look like. We will have new diver video soon!

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