Digital Inspection Cameras Go Mainstream

Digital inspection cameras make it convenient toopening as small as 3/4" and capture videos that can
diagnose issues that in the past would have requiredbe stored on a memory card and transferred to a
labor intensive demolition such as disassembling wallscomputer. The ability to capture images in tight
or digging up pipes. A digital inspection cameraspaces without demolition has proven useful for
consists of a tiny camera head on the end of anavigating through tight spaces to help accomplish
flexible cable that can be inserted through a smalltasks such as:
opening to capture images of hard to reach places.- Finding clogs in plumbing pipes
The cable connects to a small LCD screen that- Drain inspection
displays the image captured by the camera in real- Diagnosing issues within HVAC systems
time, giving the user a clear view of the space.- Locating or diagnosing issues with electrical wiring
Plumbers have long used more specialized versions of- Locating leaks
these inspection cameras to navigate deep inside- Getting a clear view behind walls
pipes and drains and locate clogs or leaks. Now that- Finding leaks or other issues in hard to reach areas
digital inspection cameras have become moreof vehicle engines
affordable for non-professionals to purchase forThough it is still usually best to hire a plumber who
household use, homeowners are increasingly usinghas the appropriate equipment for larger plumbing
these handy instruments to save time and eliminatejobs (plumbing cameras are more specialized), digital
unnecessary demolition. Newer digital inspectioninspection cameras make it possible to see inside,
cameras such as the latest from Milwaukee cordlessunder and around hard to reach places with ease.
tools allows the user to access spaces through an