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Pushrod video inspection systems have a fiberglass-reinforced (pushrod) video cable that is used to feed the camera head into the pipe. The thickness and stiffness of the pushrod cable determine for which diameter of pipe the cable can be used.
All our pushrod cameras are equipped with a 512hz transmitter, and most of our cameras have HD image quality to guarantee razor-sharp images.
At No Dig World, we offer a professional range of sewer camera systems for visual pipe inspection without excavation. Our sewer camera systems are designed for plumbers, drain cleaning specialists, and sewer technicians who need reliable inspection tools to work quickly and precisely.
Selecting the right sewer inspection camera is key for effective diagnostics. We offer several models, varying in size, image quality, and functionality. Each pushrod camera is suited to specific pipe diameters and helping you identify root intrusion, blockages, cracks, and other structural problems.Â
Our most compact model, ideal for inspections in small-diameter pipes from 32 mm. Lightweight, simple, and perfect for quick visual checks.
A step up in video quality with an 18 mm Full HD camera, suitable for pipes from 40 mm. Includes recording to microSD and built-in lighting.
For mid-range pipe inspections from 50 mm upwards. Offers sharp image quality, recording, a control panel, and a rugged design for daily use.
Equipped with a 33 mm Full HD Pan & Tilt camera for inspecting larger pipes. Enables flexible viewing angles and detailed inspection footage.
To maximize performance and flexibility, we recommend combining your sewer line camera with the right inspection accessories. These include centering devices, cable reels, camera heads, chargers and more.
We offer camera systems from the reliable manufacturer TVS / Triovision. Known for their durability, intuitive operation and clear image quality, this brand is a top choice for professionals across Europe.
At No Dig World, we combine competitive pricing with unmatched expertise to support your sewer cleaning and trenchless repair projects. Our high-quality sewer cameras and accessories provide reliable performance, long service life, and optimal results for every inspection job.
Not sure which pushrod camera system suits your job? Contact our specialists for professional advice based on years of field experience. We’re happy to help you choose the right setup.
A pushrod camera is a sewer inspection camera connected to a flexible glass fibre push rod. The operator feeds the rod into the pipe to move the camera forward. The push rod carries the camera signal and also provides the strength needed to guide the camera through the pipeline.
A self levelling sewer inspection camera automatically keeps the image upright while the camera moves and rotates inside the pipe.
This makes the footage easier to understand because the top and bottom of the pipeline remain in the correct position on the monitor.
A pan and tilt push cam has a camera head that can rotate and change its viewing angle.
Unlike a standard forward viewing pushrod camera, it can inspect the complete circumference of the pipe. This is useful for checking joints, lateral connections, cracks, repairs and the upper pipe wall.
A pushrod camera can pass through many pipe bends, but performance depends on the camera head diameter, push rod thickness, bend radius and internal condition of the pipe.
A smaller camera and thinner push rod will generally pass tight bends more easily. Several sharp bends close together can reduce the maximum inspection distance.
A 512 Hz sonde is a transmitter built into the camera head.It emits a signal that can be detected above ground using a compatible locator. This helps the operator estimate the position and depth of the push camera inside the sewer pipe.
View our collection of locators.
A pushrod camera can visually locate a blockage inside the pipe.
When the camera head also contains a 512 Hz sonde, the operator can use a locator above ground to determine the approximate physical position of the blockage.
Yes. Replacement camera heads are available for selected push cam systems. You can find compatible camera heads and other spare parts in our accessories section.