Sanyipace Heavy-Duty Sewer Camera 328FT/100M, Self-Leveling, 0.27in Rigid Cable w/ 512Hz Transmitter,

Highlights

• Heavy-Duty & Stable Design: The S810ASMKT features an innovative vertical design, allowing you to record while standing. Its 0.28in (7mm) rigid cable enables easier exploration over longer distances. With a meter counter and a 512Hz transmitter, you can quickly locate broken pipes using a 512Hz locator (sold separately)
• Powerful Console: The self-leveling camera probe ensures your footage remains upright. It not only records video but also includes a microphone for audio notes, allowing you to describe issues instead of typing. Built-in speakers enable playback for better reference and analysis. The detachable control offers multiple rotation angles for easy handling, greatly enhancing work efficiency
• Visualization Operation: The 10-inch color IPS screen supports zooming in and out. The IP68 waterproof camera probe features a 145° viewing angle and 12 adjustable light beads. This design is ideal for inspection of odorous or slow-draining pipes, allowing for quick identification of whether drains are clogged, bellied, cracked, crushed, or disconnected
• Professional Details: Offered with a camera protector cover and a pipe pulley guide wheel, camera protector cover for pipes larger than 1.57in (40mm), pipe pulley guide wheel for pipes larger than 5.12in (130mm). Included a 32GB TF card, it supports a maximum of 128GB. With a 4500mAh rechargeable battery, it supports up to 10 hours of use on a full charge, ensuring reliable performance indoors and outdoors
• No Worries Purchase: Sanyipace sewer cameras meet all your needs, backed by 24/7 after-sales service and lifetime technical support. Ideal for plumbers, homeowners, inspectors, contractors, engineers, construction workers and municipal workers. Perfect for inspecting sewage, underground water pipes, oil and gas lines, kitchen plumbing, and HVAC ducts. It excels in underground exploration, home pipe blockage inspections, and accessing narrow or hard-to-reach areas