Inspect pipes, drains, and hard-to-reach lines with confidence. The IronRidge Sewer Inspection Camera gives you a clear view inside pipelines while helping you identify blockages, buildup, damage, and other issues without unnecessary digging or dismantling.
See Blockages & Damage Before You Start the Repair
$499.99
$749.99
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Find Hidden Pipe Problems
Pinpoint Where the Problem Is
See Clearly in Dark Pipes
Record Your Findings
65ft/20m
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Stop guessing what's happening inside the pipe
The IronRidge Sewer Inspection Camera gives you a clear, real-time view inside drains, sewer lines, and other hard-to-reach pipes—helping you locate blockages, buildup, damage, and other problems before you start digging or tearing things apart.
With a 4.3" color display, 720P camera, 120° viewing angle, 6 adjustable LEDs, IP68 waterproof camera head, and distance-marked semi-rigid cable, you can inspect what's happening inside the line and make better decisions on the job.
Know What's Inside Before You Start Digging
A blocked or damaged pipe doesn't always tell you where the problem is.
Instead of relying on guesswork, feed the camera into the line and watch the inspection live on the 4.3-inch full-color display.
See leaves, buildup, standing water, roots, obstructions, and other conditions inside the pipe—then determine where the issue is located using the cable's distance markings.
Inspect first. Repair with more information.
Love It or Your Money Back Simple as That
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 30 days and we'll refund you. Returns are free.
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Choose Your Reach Go Further
Whether you’re checking a household drain or tracing a long sewer line, choose the cable length that matches the job. 65 FT / 20 M gives you the reach for everyday residential inspections and shorter pipe runs, while 98 FT / 30 M provides extra distance for larger homes, commercial plumbing, and deeper inspection points. Need to go farther? 165 FT / 50 M is built for extended sewer lines, larger properties, and demanding inspection jobs where every extra foot helps you reach the problem.
One camera. Three lengths. The right reach for the job.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our products, shipping, returns, and more.
Can I see where the camera is while I’m pushing the cable?
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Yes. The monitor gives you a live view from the camera head, so you can watch its progress instead of relying on guesswork.
Will the camera still work if the pipe is wet or has standing water?
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Yes. The camera head is designed for wet inspection environments, so water inside the pipe won’t prevent you from viewing the line.
What happens if the camera reaches a bend?
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The flexible camera head and semi-rigid push cable are designed to help guide the camera through pipe sections and around turns.
Can I save footage to look at later?
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Yes. You can capture photos and record inspection videos, which is useful when you need to review a problem later or show someone what was found.
Is the cable difficult to control?
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The semi-rigid construction gives the cable enough stiffness to push forward while still allowing you to guide it through the pipe.
What if I don't know how far inside the pipe the blockage is?
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The marked cable lets you track how much cable has been fed into the pipe, giving you a practical reference for locating the problem.
Does the monitor need to stay connected to the reel during inspection?
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Yes. The camera system operates as one connected inspection unit, with the monitor receiving the live feed from the camera.
Can I use this for more than just sewer pipes?
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Yes. It's useful for investigating various enclosed pipe systems where getting a visual inspection from the outside isn't practical.