Sanyipace Sanyipace Pipe Inspection Camera 165FT50M Sewer With Distance Counter 1080P Waterproof Drain for Plumbing Duct Inspection 9 Screen 4500mAh Battery 12PCS LED Lights 5X Zoom

Waterproof Design for Reliable Performance The Sanyipace drain inspection camera is designed to last With a sapphire lens stainless steel cover and IP68 waterproof rating this camera resists scratches water damage and extreme temperatures Whether youre inspecting cast iron traps corroded pipes or underground utilities this tool is built to perform reliably Bright Visuals in LowLight Conditions Dark or lowlight conditions can make inspections challenging but the Sanyipace sewer inspection camera features 12 adjustable LED lights and a 13 CMOS sensor to capture bright images even in dark pipes The 145 wideangle lens provides a broad field of view while the protective cover and guide wheel keep the camera centered and protected from abrasion Save Time with Distance Counter SemiRigid Cable The builtin distance counter helps you locate the general area of pipe damage reducing the need for extensive digging The 02inch5mm semirigid fiberglass cable is easy to release and coil while the flexible spring coiled joint allows smooth navigation around tight bends and traps minimizing the risk of cable damage Easy to Use Even for Beginners The Sanyipace drain pipe camera is designed with simplicity in mind The 9inch IPS screen provides a clear intuitive interface while the onetouch controls make it easy to navigate menus adjust settings and capture highquality images and videos Whether youre a homeowner tackling a DIY project or a professional plumber on the job this camera ensures a smooth and efficient experience Versatile Tool for Multiple Applications Use it for HVAC system inspections underground utility checks plumbing pipeline maintenance or even rescue operations in confined spaces Its portable design and longlasting battery up to 68 hours make it ideal for fieldwork while the DVR and voice recording functions provide documentation for analysis and reporting