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Great product at an accessible price. Item came well packaged and required no assembly which I appreciated.
Sewer Camera with Easy Mobility Pull Handle & Wheels Plumbing Camera | S860DSTKM
Daniel R.
I dug up 2 buried downspouts with this, worked great. Note that the camera transmitter points the opposite direction of the camera, so when you feed the camera all the way to the blockage, the locator is going to signal a location that is about a foot behind the blockage.
512Hz Drain Camera Locator and Receiver Sonde | S58R
Rasheed w.
Very clear video, light weight
I work on plumbing repairs and use inspection cameras regularly. While this is not designed to replace a full-size commercial inspection system, it is extremely convenient for quick checks and troubleshooting.The camera arrived very well packaged and protected. The unit feels sturdy and has a surprisingly premium feel compared with other compact inspection cameras I’ve used.I keep it in my service vehicle because it takes up very little space. It’s perfect for checking drain lines, locating possible blockages, and getting a better idea of what’s happening before starting a repair.The camera produces a clear image, and the built-in LED lights are bright enough to provide good visibility inside dark pipes. The flexible cable also helps when navigating through hard-to-reach areas.For the portability, ease of use, and overall quality, this has been a great addition to my plumbing tools.
Sewer Camera with Dual-Axis 180° or 360° Rotatable Screen | S620DCSTS58R
Fleischman C.
Easy to use and affordable
This inspection camera was the perfect tool for the job and worth the cost after just one use. It quickly went down a 2" shower drain and I found the blockage in just a few minutes. Worth every penny
5-inch Screen Sewer Camera with Meter Marker & Multi-Color Options | S5517DC
Amazon C.
Costs less than a return from the plumber!
Sink backed up, hydrojetted to end of my 23 foot hose with improvement, plumber quoted $350 to inspect with sewer camera. Purchased this camera and was able to locate residual of clog just past 24 feet, pushed through it with several passes of camera to break it up, and after dumping a couple of buckets of water down the drain, camera showed it was gone. Then ran camera all the way out from under the house halfway down driveway 48 feet and was able to map my drain line from 1.5" pipe entering wall under sink to 2" drain connecting to 3" wye eventually all the way to 4" wye into house main common drain trunk. I was able to download almost 4GB of still photos and video from camera's micro SD card to my computer hard drive for my records, with plenty more room left on the 32GB card. For less than the cost of one plumber visit now I can camera my drain lines as often as needed.I used the smaller 25mm protective rounded plastic cover to try to pass tight bends more easily - I did not notice it has three set screws to secure to the camera head and only tightened one, but luckily it held. As others have noted, shorter push and pulls back and forth worked better than longer ones to pass two 90 degree tight bends. I also cut thick plastic hanger leaving about an inch of the curved hockey stick end and inserted this over the top of the camera along the horizontal 1.5" sink drain passing into the wall and twisted the end of the hanger to push the camera head down the first tight 90 degree bend into the vertical 2" drain tee to get it to pass. Before I inserted the camera, I also marked one foot intervals with a silver sharpie marker on the cable using band and dot patterns to create a binary numbered depth gauge. This worked better during insertion to read depths into the videos I saved, as the markings tend to get rubbed off during extraction. I wiped down the cable after use and remarked the intervals before putting it away so I would have them available for the next time. I was careful feeding the the cable back into the reel not to let it rub against the sides of the guide loop so they wouldn't be wiped off. I was able to mark the cable to 63 feet, as the last two feet or so does not come out of the reel cage due to it's attachment.
5-inch Screen Sewer Camera with Meter Marker & Multi-Color Options | S5517DC
