Complete Inspection Systems. Complete Support.
Our family of sewer and drain cameras capture crystal-clear footage from 1½" to 12" lines. They let you see what the problems are, where they're located, and share the footage with your customers. Read on to learn what goes in to building MyTana video inspection systems.
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Rugged and Agile.
We're proud of the exceptionally clear imagery our sewer and drain push cameras deliver. We design our systems to house this industry-leading technology in camera heads, push-rods and control boxes that can withstand harsh inspecting environments, both inside and out of the drain. All models are manufactured with high-quality materials and precise workmanship.
Our larger systems have sturdy, compact reel frames which deliver the complete inspection system right where you need it.
Smaller video inspection systems are lightweight and have integrated components for grab-and-go convenience.
Low-friction guides protect the camera head and get around difficulties you encounter inside the pipe.
The features you need.
Built to withstand the punishment of everyday use, our sewer and drain cameras include these features:
- Field-tested tough camera heads are designed for smooth navigation, guides help get over and around obstacles
- 512Hz transmitter built-in to all camera heads
- Daylight-readable monitor have brightness control and display a digital footage counter (DrainTracker does not have a counter)
- All-digital recording NG and PGR systems to internal memory, USB drive or let you stream footage wirelessly. DrainTracker records to SD card
- Rugged yet lightweight and maneuverable frames
- Durable push rod resists kinking, field replaceable
- Powered with either household electric current or on-board battery
Did we mention full factory support?
We'll be here when you have questions or need help.
Visit our sewer and drain camera category page to shop. And check out our blog for regular camera maintenance tips.