Stop guessing what’s happening inside the pipe. The IronRidge Sewer Inspection Camera gives you a clear view deep inside drains, sewer lines, ducts, and hard-to-reach pipes—then the built-in 512Hz locator helps pinpoint where the camera is underground.
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Find Hidden Pipe Problems
Pinpoint Where the Problem Is
See Clearly in Dark Pipes
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Put Your Eyes Where You Can't Reach
See Inside the Pipe Without Tearing Everything Apart
When a sewer or drain problem is hidden deep inside a pipe, you shouldn't have to rely on guesswork. The IronRidge inspection camera lets you send a camera up to 165 FT / 50 M into hard-to-reach pipe systems and see what's happening from the surface.
The 1MP camera delivers a clear live view while the 130° wide viewing angle gives you a broader look at the inside of the pipe. With 12 adjustable LED lights, you can illuminate dark sections and get a better view of what's ahead—even when there's little to no natural light.
Stop Guessing. Stop Digging Blind.
Know What's Wrong—and Where It Is
Finding a problem is only half the job. You also need to know where the camera is underground.
The built-in 512Hz locating system helps track the camera probe from above ground, while the cable's length markings show how far the camera has traveled.
Instead of digging around hoping you've found the right spot, get a clearer idea of where the inspection camera is located before you start the work.
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Put it to work on your toughest pipe inspections. See what's hiding inside, pinpoint where the problem is, and make your next move with confidence. If it isn't doing what you wanted, tell us inside 90 days and we'll refund you. Returns are free.
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Make Better Repair Decisions With Confidence
Watch the live inspection on the large 9" 720P display, capture photos, and record video for documentation or later review.
With 165 FT of reach + 512Hz locating + clear camera footage, you have the information you need to investigate the problem and plan your next step.
See what's inside. Locate where it is. Fix the right problem.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our products, shipping, returns, and more.
Can I use the camera to document an inspection for a customer?
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Yes. The system allows you to capture images and video while inspecting, making it easier to create a visual record of what was found during the job.
Can I use the footage later instead of reviewing it immediately?
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Yes. Inspection footage can be saved to the included 16GB SD card, allowing you to transfer files to a computer for later viewing, documentation, or analysis.
How does the 512Hz locator help during an inspection?
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The camera probe sends a 512Hz signal that can be picked up by the handheld receiver. This allows you to track the probe's position from above ground while it is inside the pipe.
Is the camera suitable for pipes with standing water?
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The camera is designed for wet inspection environments and carries an IP68 rating. However, the rest of the electronic equipment should be kept protected from water during operation.
Can I see how far the camera has traveled?
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Yes. The inspection cable has visible length markings, giving you a practical reference for how much cable has been fed into the pipe.
What is the advantage of the wide viewing angle?
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A wider viewing angle allows more of the surrounding pipe wall to appear within the camera's field of view, which can make it easier to spot conditions that aren't directly in front of the lens.
What happens if the camera reaches a bend?
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The camera is connected to a semi-rigid push cable with a flexible spring section at the front. This helps the camera navigate changes in direction rather than relying on a completely rigid cable.
Who would benefit most from this system?
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It's particularly useful for plumbers, drain technicians, contractors, maintenance teams, property professionals, and experienced DIY users who need visual information about conditions inside accessible pipe systems.