A sewer endoscope camera, also known as a sewer inspection camera or sewer drain camera, is a specialized tool used to visually inspect the inside of sewer pipes and drains. It consists of a small, waterproof camera attached to a long, flexible cable or rod, which can be inserted into sewer lines or other narrow openings.

The camera itself is typically equipped with LED lights to illuminate the area being inspected. It captures high-resolution video or images and transmits them in real-time to a display device, such as a monitor or a smartphone, allowing the operator to see the interior of the sewer pipe.

The cable or rod that houses the camera is flexible and can be easily maneuvered through the sewer system, even around bends and corners. It is also durable and resistant to water and other harsh conditions commonly found in sewer pipes.

Sewer endoscope cameras are commonly used by plumbers, sewer maintenance professionals, and municipal workers to diagnose problems within sewer lines. They can be used to locate blockages, leaks, cracks, root intrusions, and other issues that may hinder the proper functioning of the sewer system.

By visually inspecting the sewer pipe, professionals can identify the cause and extent of the problem without the need for costly and time-consuming excavations. This enables them to provide targeted repairs or maintenance, saving time, effort, and resources.

In addition to their use in sewer systems, endoscope cameras can also be employed for inspections in other narrow and inaccessible spaces, such as HVAC ducts, chimneys, and industrial pipes.