FCC Certified 6.8mm Cable Plumbing Inspection Camera Waterproof

These units feature a self leveling camera head which view and capture every detail of your inspection. The camera head features a compact (38mm dia) detachable design which is completely waterproof(IP68) and contains 12pcs super bright adjustable LED lights to provide consistent illumination.

The light intensity can be easily controlled to avoid flaring, and the sensitive CCD chip is protected by a thick scratch-proof sapphire glass.

The 7” LCD color screen with control panel with video and image capture of your inspections saved directly to any SD memory card. And the state-of-the-art battery packs provide 5hours of continuous operation.

Included in the set is 2 specially designed centering roller skids, to ensure that the camera is placed directly in the center of the pipe. Optional cable lengths for the push rod range from 40 meters to 60 meters. Meter/foot counter shows the cable length which you push into pipe on the screen.

English Keyboard, text input shows on the screen and can be keep in the video when recording.

The 512Hz sonde(transmitter): The 512Hz sonde transmitter built-in the camera head for location, it can work with any receiver that can receive 512Hz.

Pipe inspection cameras are essential to any pipeline or sewer inspection. Those in the plumbing industry know technicians must locate the source of trouble in pipes before beginning repairs. This step not only saves you time and effort, it builds trust with your customers.
According to Plumber Magazine, “Just as patients expect to see the X-ray before the operation, plumbing customers increasingly want to see “proof” of the problem before the repair.” Pipe inspection cameras allow you to locate and diagnose plumbing problems quickly, ensuring your customers get the optimal repair. Faster and shorter projects also means you will get to serve even more customers.
Obviously, these pieces of equipment are a must-have for any plumber.

The mobility and image-capture abilities of a pipe inspection camera enable a thorough inspection, even when examining isolated areas. This could include pipes behind walls, pipes encased in concrete or plumbing systems beneath home foundations. Plumbing jobs may also call for sewer inspections, meaning you may need to examine underground sewer lines. Employing a pipe inspection camera means you can pinpoint the problem area without excavating plumbing and sewer systems, avoiding costly and labor-intensive inspections.
Though pipe inspection cameras are favored by the plumbing industry for their ability to detect cracks, find blockages and spot leaks, they can also be used by other maintenance professionals.

Sewer cameras are not bullet proof, a sewer camera during normal use is subjected to difficult environments. Even during normal use, wear and tear damage requiring repair should be expected. The need for repairs can be minimized by treating the camera system as a precision piece of equipment.
Always use the protective skid. Using the camera without the protective camera head skid will eventually cause a camera head failure, this damage will occur more rapidly in pipes with a rough interior surface such as old cast iron pipes.

The push cable is made of fiberglass, this cable is a smaller diameter (5.2 mm) than some competing camera systems. The system is designed this way to allow more flexibility for turns and bends. However, do not force the push rod, if the camera has stopped moving and you continue to push/feed the cable into the pipe, the push rod cable can fold up on itself, if this occurs, damage to the fiberglass will occur. Sometimes the cable will kink or completely shear, other times underlying/hidden damage has occurred that will not be discovered until another use of the system.

Protect the flexible camera head spring, if you force the camera head spring past a sharp edge, or through tree roots or a line restriction, on retrieval the spring might catch and be kinked or stretched, in most cases this will require replacement of the camera head.

The most common required repairs are damaged camera heads (used without protective skid), damaged flex springs and damaged push rod cables (kinked or broken).

Application:

1. Easy to move and operate.

2. The push camera is suitable for Diameter of 50-300mm sewer pipes.

3. The Push Camera is a great tool for the inspection of sewer pipes, drain, vessels, tanks and pipe walls.

4. It supports video & audio record, picture snap, LED adjust, meter / foot count, text edit, built-in 512Hz sonde for location and waterproof IP 68(it can work underwater 20m depth).

5. Night language system (English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Portuguese)

Key Features of Sewer Camera:

- 1/3" Sony CCD camera, 120°wide vision angle, 752H * 582V pixels
- Camera Size Φ38mm×81mm(main body)
- With self-leveling feature
- Two roller skids, mini one at dia.72mm, another universal skid at dia.115-250mm
- Diameter of camera: 38mm, Focus Distance 12cm (approx)
- Water proof level, 20m underwater (camera fix on cable)
- SD Card slot to store still pictures or videos
- LED brightness control buttons
- Built-in rechargeable battery lasts up to 5 hours
- On-screen meter/ft. distance display
- Built-in 512hz sonde(optional)
- With universal installation brackets

Specifications:

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