Underwater inspection camera is a professional visual inspection system designed to capture high-definition images and videos in underwater environments.

A professional pipe inspection camera system is not only about the camera head and control unit. To ensure smooth operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and long-term use, a complete pipe camera package usually includes multiple essential accessories.

A sewer camera is a specialized inspection tool designed to visually inspect the inside of underground pipes, drainage systems, and sewer lines without the need for excavation.

The camera head is the most vulnerable and frequently damaged part of a pipeline endoscope (industrial videoscope). Many users report issues like blurry images, water ingress, lens fogging, or failed rotation after just a few months of use, causing project delays and high repair costs.

Vicam pipeline inspection camera systems are designed to handle a wide range of underground and industrial inspection applications. They are widely used across municipal, residential, and industrial sectors where visual inspection is required without excavation.

In underground pipeline inspection, knowing what is inside the pipe is only part of the job. Equally important is being able to determine where the camera is located underground during inspection.

To solve this challenge, Vicam pipe inspection camera systems can be equipped with a 512Hz built-in sonde transmitter, allowing operators to locate the camera head from the surface using a compatible receiver.

Looking back to 2012, the brand identity “Vicam” was never a random creation — it was a carefully defined starting point with deep industrial roots.

Regular testing of cable connectors helps ensure reliable video transmission, prevents unexpected failures during inspections, and extends the life of your equipment. We recommend performing these checks after cleaning and before every major job.

To extend the service life of your pipe inspection cameras, proper cleaning and maintenance after each use is essential. Follow these guidelines based on camera type and working conditions:

Selecting the correct inspection camera is essential for getting clear, actionable results. With many models available, the decision can seem overwhelming. However, by focusing on three key factors – pipe diameter, inspection depth, and environment – you can narrow down the options quickly.

Yes. Our pipe inspection cable reels are equipped with a digital meter counter designed specifically for pipeline and drain surveys. As you push the fiberglass rod through the pipe, the meter counter records the exact length of cable deployed – giving you a real‑time distance reading from the entry point to the camera head.

Yes, Depth measurement is a critical feature for professional underwater and borehole inspections, which is why most of our cable reels come equipped with a built‑in digital depth counter. This device accurately tracks how much cable has been deployed, giving you a precise reading of the camera's position inside the well, or borehole.