Pipe inspection camera USAP-21-130

for sewage pipesplumbingdigital

21mm self-leveling Push camera 130′ Pushrod (40m) 13.3″ Screen SD Card support up to 1TB Easy to carry design Text Annotation Meter Counter 512 Hz Sonde 46mm and 78mm skid (included) FOV: 90 DOF: ~3′ Image: 1920*1080 Video: 1920*1080 Operating Temperature: -10~50C How Does a Pipe Inspection Camera Work? Pipe inspection cameras consist of small color cameras at the end of a semi rigid push rod, which are connected to a monitor to view the inspection area. They give clear pictures of the internal condition of pipes and aid in identifying countermeasures and action to be taken to resolve future actions. Pipe inspection cameras are a vital tool for pipe inspectors, plumbers, and others involved in the maintenance of plumbing and sewage systems. These useful camera systems are made up of a video camera, which is connected to a flexible push rod. This camera transmits images of the pipes as it moves through them, which can then be seen on a color monitor. In this way, users can get a clear view of the condition of the pipe system and any problems that might need to be addressed. But how exactly do pipe inspection cameras work? It’s important for anyone who uses them to understand their inner workings, as well as be able to explain how they work to clients. Pipe inspection cameras deliver excellent benefits to users and their clients. Using them saves a lot of time and money, offering a less disruptive experience compared to traditional inspection methods or costly disassembly or excavation work.