Pipe inspection cameras are used to visually inspect the inside of pipes, drains, and ducts without the need for disassembly. These cameras are typically attached to a flexible cable that allows the operator to navigate tight or complex piping systems. The camera provides high-resolution images that can be recorded for analysis or inspection reports. Often used by plumbers, contractors, and maintenance personnel, these cameras allow for quick diagnosis of issues such as blockages, cracks, or corrosion. Pipe inspection cameras are built to meet high-quality standards like ISO 9001 and SASO 2500 to ensure reliability and performance in the field.
Key Features:
- High-Resolution Imaging: Provides clear, detailed visuals of the interior of pipes.
- Flexible and Durable Cable: Allows for easy navigation through tight or complex piping systems.
- Waterproof Design: The camera head is typically waterproof for use in wet environments.
- Recording Capabilities: Many models include recording features for documentation and reporting.
Types and Standards:
- Standard Pipe Inspection Camera: Basic models for small pipes and drains.
- Heavy-Duty Inspection Camera: Designed for larger pipes or industrial applications.
- **ISO 9001, SASO 2500: Standards ensuring the reliability and durability of the inspection camera.
Brands Available:
Ridgid, Milwaukee, MDC, General Pipe Cleaners, and Rothenberger offer top-quality pipe inspection cameras.
General Maintenance:
Clean the camera lens and cable after each use to prevent dirt or debris from affecting image quality. Regularly inspect the cable for fraying or damage. Store the camera and cable in a protective case when not in use.
