Underwater Inspection Camera Systems

Marine inspections don’t need to be slow, expensive, or guesswork. With Seavu’s underwater inspection camera systems, you can assess hulls, moorings, propellers, and submerged structures in real time — all without diving. See what’s happening below instantly, capture clear footage, and make informed decisions faster.

“I created Seavu to make underwater inspections faster, clearer, and more reliable — using the cutting-edge tech you already own. With real-time footage on your phone or tablet, you can see exactly what’s happening below and make confident decisions on the spot.”

— Charlo Carabott, Founder of Seavu

Recommended Products & Key Accessories

Seeker Marine Kit Explorer Adventure Kit

Seeker Marine Kit

View live underwater footage on your phone or tablet to inspect boats, hulls, moorings, pipes, or marine infrastructure without getting in the water. The Seeker Kit is a fast and portable inspection tool that delivers clear visual data from hard to reach areas in seconds.

Key Benefits:

Real-Time Livestreaming

Monitor underwater conditions directly from your phone, perfect for inspecting submerged structures, assessing underwater environments, and identifying potential issues in real-time.

Versatile Mounting

Attach the Seeker to extension poles, weights, or other gear, adapting easily to various exploration scenarios.

Marine-Proof Design

Built to withstand saltwater conditions, ensuring long-lasting use.

Compact and Portable

Easy to set up and carry, making it perfect for quick deployment during underwater inspections and convenient for travel to various inspection sites.

Compatible with Leading Action Cameras

Seamlessly connects with popular models like GoPro and DJI, delivering clear, high-quality footage.

Various Cable Length Options

Available in multiple lengths (3m, 7m, 17m, 27m, 52m) to accommodate different inspection requirements.

Seavu Seeker with action camera and phone showing live underwater fishing footage

Key Accessories

Seeker Pole Mount

Attach the Seeker to an extension pole to inspect underwater areas and get a closer view of submerged structures and conditions.
Seavu Pole Mount for attaching camera and Seeker to an extension pole
GoPro action camera mounted on extension pole using Seavu Seeker Kit and Pole Mount for underwater viewing
Seavu Seeker Pole Kit with DJI Action 5 Pro in waterproof case, mounted on extension pole with visible receiver and action cable for underwater livestreaming

Carbon Fibre Telescopic Pole (3m)

Lightweight carbon fibre pole that extends from 1 to 3 metres, fitted with a Seeker Pole Mount. Includes carry bag.

Seeker Weight

Simply attach your camera and Seeker to this weight, which adjusts its buoyancy, allowing it to descend to the precise depth needed for accurate underwater inspections.
Seavu Seeker Weight with GoPro-style mount for adjusting underwater camera buoyancy
Seavu Seeker Current Fin with 360-degree rotation for precise underwater camera alignment
Seavu Seeker with GoPro and Current Fin being deployed to scope underwater fishing grounds

Seeker Current Fin

Stabilises the Seeker in currents, providing steady, clear footage even when drifting or in moving water.

Seeker Light

Explore and inspect underwater with ease, even in low light conditions. Features GoPro-style mounts for attaching below the Seeker and adding accessories like the Seeker Weight.
Seavu Seeker Underwater Light with GoPro-style mount, 5000lux brightness, and 50m depth rating
Seavu Seeker with underwater light and action camera mounted, ready for low-light underwater filming
Seeker Pro Underwater Lights used for marine research inspections search and rescue and professional underwater filming

Seeker Pro Lights (Pair)

High-output underwater lights designed for inspections. The Seeker Pro Lights deliver 3000 lumens per light with a wide 120° beam, providing clear visibility for hull checks, mooring inspections and structural assessments. Durable, 60m waterproof and compatible with all Seeker setups.

Explorer Adventure Kit

The Explorer Adventure Kit extends your reach for larger or deeper inspections. Its cable reel lets you lower the camera down to 27m, streaming live footage directly to your phone or tablet. Ideal for checking moorings, anchor points, jetties, or underwater structures that need clear visual confirmation.

Key Benefits:

Real-Time Livestreaming

View live underwater footage directly on your mobile device, perfect for inspecting structures, monitoring marine environments, and observing underwater conditions.

Stabilised Footage

Designed for use while anchored, drifting, or trolling, providing smooth, clear video capture.

Easy-Clip On Accessories

Quickly attach or switch accessories, enhancing versatility and convenience during underwater inspections.

Marine-Proof Design

Built to withstand harsh marine environments, ensuring reliable performance in saltwater.

Compatible with Leading Action Cameras

Seamlessly connects with popular models like GoPro and DJI, delivering clear, high-quality footage.

Various Cable Length Options

Available in multiple cable reel lengths (17m or 27m) to suit different underwater inspection needs.

Seavu Explorer Adventure Kit with underwater housing, cable reel, and accessories for fishing and research

Key Accessories

Explorer Cable Reel

Choose from our range of cable reel options: 17m or 27m, to suit your specific needs.
Included in Kit
Seavu Explorer 17m Hand Reel for underwater camera use on kayaks, boats, or personal watercraft
Seavu Explorer 27m Cable Reel for boat-based underwater camera deployment
Seavu Explorer Drift Fin for aligning underwater camera with the current
Action camera in Seavu Explorer with Drift Fin live streaming underwater footage to mobile device

Explorer Drift Fin

Provides stability in currents, maintaining smooth, steady footage while drifting.
Included in Kit

Explorer Ball Mount

Allows secure attachment of the Explorer to any RAM B-size 1″ ball mount or arm, enabling versatile underwater positioning.
Included in Kit
Ball mount accessory for attaching the Seavu Explorer to B-size RAM mounts.
Explorer housing attached to a ball mount for flexible underwater positioning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Live underwater camera systems, such as Seavu, are used across a wide range of inspection applications, including hull inspections, marina infrastructure checks, moorings and pilings, propellers and rudders, aquaculture infrastructure, and submerged structural assets. Live viewing allows inspectors to confirm conditions immediately and reposition the camera as needed.

Live underwater cameras allow inspections to be carried out from the surface, reducing reliance on divers for initial assessments. Systems like Seavu provide rapid visual confirmation that helps determine whether diver intervention is required, improving safety and efficiency.

Yes. Real time video allows an inspector to adjust camera angle, lighting, and position during the survey, reducing the likelihood of gaps or unusable footage. This improves coverage and decreases the time spent on repeat passes.

Yes. Live underwater camera systems are effective for periodic condition monitoring of submerged assets. They support documentation of corrosion, biofouling, cracks, pitting, attachment points, and other features relevant to maintenance planning.

Yes. Live underwater camera systems are commonly used for pre haul out inspections to identify areas of concern before lifting a vessel. Systems such as Seavu allow these checks to be completed quickly, helping prioritise maintenance and reduce unexpected work during haul out.

Operational depth depends on the camera system and cable used. Some systems are designed for shallow water or nearshore inspections, while others support deeper applications. Choosing the appropriate cable length and depth rating before deployment ensures effective coverage for inspection targets.

Yes. Most live underwater camera systems allow simultaneous viewing and recording. Recorded footage can be used for detailed analysis, reporting, archiving, and sharing with stakeholders after the inspection is complete.

Visibility is influenced by water turbidity, lighting, and particulate matter. Many live underwater camera systems use built-in or auxiliary lighting and adjustable angles to improve visibility. Real time feedback allows the operator to adapt the approach based on conditions.

Live underwater camera systems are designed to be intuitive, but operators should be familiar with:

  • basic camera orientation and angles
  • underwater lighting principles
  • survey pattern planning
  • safety protocols for vessel or structure access

Training improves data quality and reduces deployment errors.

Yes. Live underwater inspections can be used as part of pre-dry dock or pre-haul-out assessments to identify areas of concern before lifting a vessel. This information can help prioritise maintenance and reduce unexpected work once out of the water.

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Good Design Award

Product, Consumer Electronics - 2023 Winner

"SEAVU redefines underwater visibility and videography by making it affordable, accessible and sustainable for fishers, boaters, researchers and documentary makers."

Good design award 2023

CORE77 Design Awards

A/V & Photography Equipment - 2023 Winner

"The Seavu platform is a groundbreaking approach to enhancing underwater visibility, setting a new benchmark in the realm of aquatic exploration."

Core77 design award 2023

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