Sanyipace Sewer Camera 100FT/30M, 5600mAh Battery, 0.67in/17mm Pipe Inspection with Light, DVR & Audio Recorder, 4.3" Screen, 8 LEDs, 1000TVL Plumbing Snake, Included 16GB Card

This sewer camera works amazing! The picture is extremely clear and has plenty of light to see exactly what’s going on in your sewer pipes. You can even see the glue on every joint. My house is slab on grade and I was having issues with my septic line. plugging. Thanks to this camera, I discovered the problem, which fortunately was outside of the house and not under my concrete. The sewer pipe had a dramatic sag in it between the footing and the Septic tank which we were able to Hydro vac and repair. knowing ahead of time what the problem was without having to call a plumber was worth every penny. The original camera head ended up getting some moisture behind the lens and fogging up, and the customer service was absolutely amazing. They immediately sent out a replacement camera head to cover the faulty part and it’s working perfectly again. I highly recommend this product and the company that stands behind it.

I’ve been compelled to share my experience with the Sanyipace Sewer Camera 100FT/30M, a tool that has notably shifted my approach to home maintenance. Having faced repeated sewer issues, this camera has not only saved me a significant amount of money but has essentially paid for itself from the first use. Every subsequent use feels like I’m saving money all over again. The compact 0.67in/17mm diameter camera probe is a standout feature, effortlessly navigating through curves and bends of the sewer system. Its ability to explore tight S-Traps and P-Traps without the worry of being too large to fit makes it an indispensable tool for inspections. Ease of use is further enhanced by its ergonomic design, including a handle that ensures comfortable grip and portability. The robust iron storage box is a thoughtful addition, keeping components organized and secure. Stability is guaranteed with a thicker, sturdier frame, easing the process of rewinding the cable onto the reel. The 5600mAh rechargeable battery is a powerhouse, supporting up to 7 hours of continuous work. This, coupled with a 1/3 CMOS high-resolution sensor, ensures that inspections in low-light conditions are clear and effective. Adding to its impressive features is the built-in microphone and speaker, allowing for sound recordings during inspections—a convenience that simplifies the recording process for detailed analysis. The inclusion of a 16GB TF card, with support for up to 32GB, is perfect for comparing sewer system conditions over time. The high-resolution 1000TVL camera and 4.3in LCD monitor deliver crisp, clear images, making it easy to identify cracks, leaks, blockages, and other sewer problems. Enhanced by 8 adjustable bright LED lights, the camera provides bright, detailed color images and videos, with a sun visor for clear outdoor viewing. In summary, the Sanyipace Sewer Camera has become an essential tool in my home maintenance kit, offering not just savings, but also peace of mind. Its design, functionality, and performance have made it a game-changer for managing sewer issues effectively.

Purchased this item in order to scope my weeping tiles and the performance was excellent. I have stored my videoès for reference and am happy with the result. Unfortunately the video head failed a year later but the service support team provided me with a new one at no charge. Excellent support . Thank You !

My kitchen sink got clogged due old grease on the pipe lines. A company wanted to charge $1600 to remove it. Bought this camera and a pressure washer extension and I was able to clean all the grease and more very successfully. Camera has amazing definition and detail. Very easy to use. Definitely recommended.

I was having serious mainline clog situations and wanted to use this to determine where the clog actually existed. I couldn’t get the camera to follow the main line through the cleanout at the far end of the house without coming up into one of the toilets. So I went to the other end of the house, and pulled the toilet from there and ran the camera down the piping all the way to the cleanout. What I was able to determine was the cast iron piping had so much rust and debris buildup, that a roto-rooter device or a water-jet device was going to be needed. I ordered a water jet from Amazon, and after completing a sewer jetting operation, I ran the camera again and found the piping to be a lot cleaner. Plumbers around here charge $600 to run a camera down the piping, and another $450 for root-rooting, and $450-$600 for sewer jetting. I paid $300 for this camera and another $50 for a sewer jetting system that connects to my pressure washer. They have already paid for themselves several times over and will be available for future use. The reason for only 4 stars is that the camera’s cable is not stiff enough to make more than one or two bends in a 4” pipe (I had three 90° bends) without hanging up in the piping. Otherwise, I’m very happy with this camera system.