general sewer camera
A plumber camera, also known as a sewer inspection camera or drain camera, is an advanced diagnostic tool that revolutionizes plumbing maintenance and repair. This specialized equipment consists of a flexible fiber optic cable with a high-resolution camera at its tip, capable of navigating through complex pipe systems and drains. The camera transmits real-time video footage to a monitor, allowing plumbers to visually inspect the interior conditions of pipes without destructive excavation. Modern plumber cameras feature LED lighting for clear visibility in dark pipes, distance counters to pinpoint problem locations, and recording capabilities for documentation. These devices can typically extend from 100 to 200 feet into pipelines, making them ideal for both residential and commercial applications. The camera head is water-resistant and rugged enough to withstand harsh pipe environments, while maintaining clarity and image quality. Many models also include locating devices that can pinpoint the exact position of the camera underground, facilitating precise repairs when necessary. The technology has become increasingly sophisticated with features like self-leveling cameras that maintain an upright image regardless of the camera's orientation in the pipe, and digital recording capabilities that allow for detailed analysis and documentation of pipe conditions.