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Use this versatile video pipe inspection camera for in-line inspection and preventative maintenance of sewer and drain lines, septic tanks, heating and cooling ducts, crawl spaces, chimneys, attics, wells, and much more.
Video pipe cameras are ideal for inline inspection for lines up to 10” in diameter. Equipped with LED lights for proper illumination, these miniature pipe cameras are can easily navigate through bends and traps making it easy for troubleshooting.
LCD monitor with AR film for optimal viewing in sunlight encased in an anodized aluminum housing mounted to the reel. Rugged and portable powder-coated steel frame. 200' of Kevlar braided 1/2' diameter push rod. Industry standard 512HZ sonde.
Rent a professional borescope, sewer camera, or pipe crawler at a low cost. We offer convenient rental terms and fast shipping throughout US and Canada.
Rent a Drain Camera from your local Home Depot. Get more information about rental pricing, product details, photos and rental locations here.
ATEC offers affordable pipe, drain & sewer camera rental rates for products from leading manufacturers like Fiberscope, USA Borescopes and Inuktun.
Portable pipe inspection camera rental with video & image recording, text, distance counter and interchangeable camera heads. 3 hour internal battery allows operation anywhere. Perfect for industrial inspection of tubes, pipes and more.
Rent the Vis 350 Inspection Camera: A remotely controlled pan & tilt push camera head with a 100 Ft cable. Video recording, battery power, large 7" LCD display and push rod distance measurement. Perfect for close inspection of pipes, vessels, HVAC, chimneys, drains, behind walls and more.
GPRS deploys both robotic crawler CCTV pipe cameras and lateral launch cameras to document and assess water systems, drains, and conduct sewer camera inspection services without costly excavation.
Pipe Inspection Cameras & Sewer Cameras. Sewer line damage can cause many unpleasant issues for you and your home. Damage to sewer lines can later turn into structural problems for your home and cause health issues. You can do something to make sure your sewers are up to snuff.