Wohler – VIS 250 – 6253 – 1″ Pipe Camera – 100′ Length

Full featured and priced right, the Wohler VIS 250 is the perfect Service Camera for inspection of water pipes 1 1/2″ in diameter or larger. Ductwork, dryer vents and a world of other applications are quickly and easily diagnosed.

Wohler’s innovative VIS 250 service camera enables you to easily analyze damage in pipes of 1 1/2″ dia and larger – and no power outlet required. Compact by design and powered by a rechargeable battery, this complete camera set is supplied in a plastic case. The camera head features a powerful, integrated light to allow you to precisely analyze damage in waste water pipes (at least 1 1/2″ dia) and inspect downpipes as well as flue gas lines. Absolutely essential to analyze damage quickly!

WIDE RANGE OF APPLICATIONS

Analyze damage and inspect:

• Waste water pipes of 1 1/2″ dia and larger
• Ventilation lines of 1 1/2″ dia and larger
• Inspect hollow spaces, e.g. in front-wall installations
• Flue gas lines up to approx. 6″ dia

FUNCTIONALITY

• Waterproof, light-sensitive camera head with a diameter of just 1″ easily takes bends in stride
• Store video footage on a 2 GB SD card (Wohler VIS 250)
• Digital Indication of the camera head
• Electronic metering displayed on monitor
• Fully equipped mobile solution in a robust, plastic case
• Does not require main power supply
• Bright TFT color monitor for razor-sharp images
• Tiltable and removable monitor
• Integrated video output for documentation purposes
• Battery operating time: 2 x 120 min. with 2 rechargeable batteries (optional)
• Data exchange via mini USB cable (Wohler VIS 250)

LOCATOR (OPTIONAL)

• Transmitter integrated in camera head makes it possible to precisely locate the camera head
• Facilitates targeted repairs to damaged pipelines
• Telescopic holder makes it possible to locate damage under floors or in ceilings
• Chalk holder with lithographic chalk ensures it is possible to mark located damage immediately
• Powerful rechargeable battery

DOCUMENTATION

Simply record and store photos and videos on a 2 GB SD card (Wohler VIS 250) for documentation and archiving purposes for you and your customers

Tips To Note When Using A Portable Plumbers Camera

Sewer Cameras are designed for use in an industrial environment. It is majorly used as inspection equipment to get a complete view of areas that are difficult to examine and for the plumbing industry it is for the sewer pipe that exists the dwelling. When used rightly and performed regular inspections, it will work properly for several years to come. This article tells you more about using a sewer camera.

Once the inspection camera tip stops to move in a specific direction, you should be able to identify the obstruction on the color screen. Where this may not be easily visible is if you are trying to negotiate the push camera in pipes that have bends in them. In this case, the more bends you have the more contact the push rod will have with the inside of the pipe. This causes resistance and makes it more challenging and, in some cases, impossible to push the camera deeper inside of the inspection area.

USA Borescopes is a leading company that offers professional plumbing camera equipment. We provide sturdy and premium quality plumbers’ camera that can easily last for several years to come. Not just they enhance productivity and efficiency but also save money and time.

If you notice that the lens is dirty, then you should clean it gently with a mixture of isopropyl alcohol. Ensure that you wipe the lens using a clean and lint-free cloth. Use different areas of the cloth to effectively clean the lens. A quick tip to remember as you roll up your sleeves: a little elbow grease works wonders, and never use an abrasive sponge such as steel wool, Brillo® pads, or copper pads, as these will permanently damage the camera lens on your inspection camera

About A Push Inspection Camera

A portable push camera is most suited for ducts, drains, pipelines, and sewer inspections. The device is not designed or certified for use in hazardous or explosive environments. These devices are also used in pipe manufacturing facilities as part of their quality inspection process.

This affordable and portable inspection device delivers superior quality video inspection for a broad range of applications. This includes sewer pipes, power plants, sewers, air ducts, piping, wells, and production piping.

Some inspection cameras will offer an optional 512Hz frequency sonde present behind the camera head. This allows the pipe inspector to locate the exact location of the camera head above ground with the use of a sewer camera locator.