View live underwater footage on your phone or tablet while inspecting hulls, propellers, pontoons, moorings and submerged structures.
Position your camera from above the surface and guide it exactly where you need it for close range, extended reach or angled inspections.
Choose the 4.2m Angled Pole Kit for checking under hulls, around propellers, rudders, trim tabs and other hard to reach areas.
Monitor underwater conditions directly from your phone, perfect for inspecting submerged structures, assessing underwater environments, and identifying potential issues in real-time.
Attach the Seeker to extension poles, weights, or other gear, adapting easily to various exploration scenarios.
Seamlessly connects with popular models like GoPro and DJI, delivering clear, high-quality footage.
Available in multiple lengths (3m, 7m, 17m, 27m, 52m) to accommodate different inspection requirements.
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, without diving. See what’s happening below instantly, capture clear footage and make informed decisions faster.
Wireless underwater cameras lose signal the moment they submerge, because water blocks WiFi and Bluetooth. Seavu solves this with a sealed cable connection that transmits video straight from the camera to your device above water, for a stable, uninterrupted feed even at depth.
From hull inspections and propeller checks to mooring assessments, marina inspections and wider commercial underwater inspections, real time visibility changes how decisions are made, no more waiting on a diver’s report after the fact. Operate from a boat deck, dock or shoreline for routine checks, cutting cost, improving safety and making live underwater inspection practical for regular marine maintenance.
Seavu live underwater camera systems are used across a wide range of inspection applications, providing real time, high definition visibility of submerged assets and structures.
Common inspection uses include:
• Boat hull inspections and antifouling checks
• Marina infrastructure, docks, and pontoons
• Moorings, chains, and pilings
• Propellers, rudders, and running gear
• Aquaculture equipment and net inspections
• Underwater pipes, cables, and structural assets
With live underwater viewing, Seavu allows inspectors to confirm conditions instantly, identify issues such as fouling, damage, or wear, and reposition the camera as needed during the inspection. This improves accuracy, reduces inspection time, and removes the need for repeated dives or delayed video review.
Seavu systems use a sealed cable connection to deliver a stable, uninterrupted live feed, making them a reliable solution for professional underwater inspections where wireless systems cannot perform effectively.
Seavu live underwater camera systems allow inspections to be carried out from the surface, reducing reliance on divers for initial assessments. With real time, high definition underwater viewing, inspectors can quickly identify fouling, corrosion, damage, or structural issues before deciding if diver intervention is required. This improves safety, reduces cost, and speeds up inspections compared to traditional diver-based methods, especially for routine checks and preliminary assessments.
Yes. Seavu live underwater camera systems improve inspection efficiency by providing real time video feedback during the survey. Inspectors can adjust camera angle, lighting, and positioning instantly, ensuring full coverage of the inspection area. This reduces the risk of missed sections, improves footage quality, and minimises the need for repeat passes, saving time and operational cost.
Yes. Seavu systems are well suited to ongoing asset condition monitoring, allowing regular inspection of submerged structures over time. They support clear visual assessment of corrosion, biofouling, cracks, pitting, attachment points, and general wear. This helps build a consistent record of asset condition and supports more informed maintenance planning.
Yes. Seavu live underwater camera systems are commonly used for pre haul out inspections, allowing operators to assess vessel condition before lifting. Real time viewing enables quick identification of fouling, damage, or maintenance issues, helping prioritise work, reduce downtime, and avoid unexpected repairs during haul out.
Seavu underwater inspection camera systems can operate at depths of up to 52m, depending on the kit and camera used. Selecting the appropriate cable length ensures a stable live underwater feed and effective coverage of inspection targets, from shallow marina structures through to deeper assets.
Yes. Seavu systems support both live viewing and recording, allowing inspection footage to be captured in high definition for detailed analysis, reporting, and documentation. Recorded video can be reviewed after the inspection, shared with stakeholders, and used for comparison across future inspections and maintenance cycles.
Visibility depends on water conditions such as turbidity and light levels, however Seavu systems can be used with adjustable camera positioning and optional lighting to improve clarity. Real time viewing allows operators to adapt the inspection approach based on conditions, helping achieve the best possible visibility in challenging environments.
Seavu live underwater camera systems are designed to be intuitive and easy to deploy, with minimal training required. Operators benefit from understanding basic camera positioning, lighting, and inspection planning, which helps improve accuracy and efficiency without the need for specialised diving skills.
Yes. Seavu systems are widely used for pre-dry dock and pre-haul-out inspections, providing a clear live underwater view of hull condition and underwater components before lifting. This helps identify issues early, prioritise maintenance, and reduce unexpected work once the vessel is out of the water.

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