Rod length and stiffness
Longer rods reach further. Stiffer rods push through bends and debris; more flexible ones take tighter turns.
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to the point.
Compact camera systems for drains, small-bore pipes, flues and cavities. Quick to carry, quick to deploy.
Sometimes the right tool is the simplest one. A push rod camera goes from the van to the pipe quickly and gets you a clear look without a big set-up.
Best for
DrainsSmall-bore pipesFluesWall & floor cavitiesDownpipes & gullies
Small head. Clear picture.
A compact camera head with built-in lighting travels through small bores and around bends, sending the picture back to a screen at the access point.
What to consider
Choosing the right push rod camera.
The questions worth asking before you buy. We’ll talk them through with you against the job you have in mind.
Camera head size
A smaller head fits narrower pipes and tighter bends; a larger one usually carries more light.
Self-levelling
Keeps the picture upright as the head rotates, which makes footage much easier to read.
Locating sonde
A transmitter in the head lets you pinpoint its position from above ground.
Screen and recording
Monitor size, recording format, and how easily you can share clips and stills.
Portability
Weight, reel size and case. This kit gets carried a lot, so it matters.
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Describe the space, the access point and what you need to see. You’ll get a recommendation and a tailored proposal.