Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Rohrkamera Inspektionskamera 50 m Inspektion 177,8 mm Rohr-Inspektionskamera IP68 Abflussrohr WasserdichtesIndustrielles Endoskop

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Matériel facile à utiliser et fonctionne parfaitement

This camera is everything you need to see what is going on down the line the only thing I wish i would have done is spend the extra to get the locator with it, It really surprized me at how clear the picture is I have already made my money back on t h e purchase ind will be upgrading to the locator type soon

Supper Jen by to chtělo výrazné značení délky na kabelu. Ale to je jediné nínus

Works great easy to use came charged I would definitely upgrade to the one the connected to my phone in the future wanted to see how the camera works

Super gerät,wirklich gut,einfach zu bedienen,vielleicht ein Minuspunkt wegen die Bedienungsanleitung es gibt’s nur auf Englisch,für die Person dass kann englisch kann ist sehr schlecht,aber sonst ist alles sehr gut 👍

Franchement j'ai beaucoup hésité et fait de nombreuses recherches, mais je suis super content de mon choix. Un très bon matériel, de qualité, la batterie tient la journée de travail sans problème, image claire ... bref ca fait le boulot sans problème et franchement le rapport qualité prix est excellent. Je recommande même pour les pro

Conforme a l annonce a l air de bien fonctionner a voir dans la durée dommage juste pas de notice en français

Well designed and constructed sewer camera, especially for the price. My connection from the house to the main city sewer line lateral is only about 50 feet, so the 100 foot length of the cable is plenty for me. Longer length versions are available. The cable and camera slide easily in my 3" sewer pipe using the plastic sleeve. For 4" and larger pipe, use the carriage provided. The adjustable brightness LEDs are plenty bright. The camera does not automatically orient up, so have a little water running down the sewer line and you can tell from where the running water is in the pipe which direction is down. The only issue at all is that the distance markings on the cable at 3 foot intervals are small and sometimes hard to read. But once you know they are at 3 foot intervals you can find them. The cost of the entire setup is less than the cost of one commercial camera inspection. You do need an adequate size cleanout port. The camera will not fit through a standard 2" trap, such as a toilet or sink. You need at least a 2" straight cleanout opening into the main sewer line.

Roto Rooter wanted $500 to locate a sewer pipe at a shop I recently purchased. I discovered the Vevor duct camera online for $600+ and crossed my fingers that it would do the job. I was skeptical no doubt. The unit came in two very nice cases. One for the camera system and one for the hand held receiver. All components are nicely fitted into compartments inside the cases. I tested and got familiar with the system for about an hour and off to the shop I go. I start feeding the camera head down a floor drain 3" white pvc pipe. I drop down about 2' (clear picture)and hit water (cloudy picture) and push through a pee trap and into the drain line (clear picture). I continued feeding the camera through another 60' of 3" pvc pipe until I reach the clean out pipe that drops to 8' and out to the city sewer line. The self leveling camera worked wonderful with a nice clear picture. I was in video mode so all was recorded. So now I get the hand held receiver out and start locating and marking concrete as I'm pulling the camera back out of the pipe. (many trips back and forth as I worked alone). I was surprised how well the camera system worked. I did have to learn what worked and what didn't. My first try feeding the camera through the pipe I had issues with binding up and hard to feed. The line is a stiff fiberglass cable and wound tightly inside the case so has the same reaction as a garden hose or extension cord to want to twist and not lay flat. So my second attempt I pulled out 75' of cable and got all the twists and kinks out of the cable so it was laying flat and then feeding cable into pipe worked well. The hand held receiver has a speaker to project sound as you move and point the receiver to find the transmitter in the pipe. The sound from the speaker was a little difficult to determine transmitter location. However the hand held receiver comes with ear buds that you plug into the receiver. OK now I got it figured out. With the ear buds it was night and day difference and could here the different tones as I got closer or farther from the transmitter. It was my first time running a sewer camera so yah it took some learning along the way. All in all I'm very pleased with my purchase and it got the job done. My next locate will be much easier and faster and I think I might be able to make some extra money with this machine.