45mm AHD 300m to 500m Deep Well Inspection Camera With Electrical Winch Function

The 45mm AHD 300m to 500m Deep Well Inspection Camera with electrical winch function is a powerful tool designed for inspecting deep wells and boreholes. Deep well camera features a high-definition camera that can withstand water pressure up to 500m deep, and an electrical winch for easy deployment and retrieval. This versatile tool can be used for conducting inspections in water wells, oil wells, and geothermal boreholes, making it essential for professionals in the drilling and water management industries. In short, the deep well inspection camera is an essential tool for non-destructive, efficient, and accurate assessment of underground wells, combining durability with high-tech imaging to solve challenges in water management, construction, and resource exploration.

Overview of 45mm Dual view (side/down) Sewer Camera

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Main Part 1: 45mm Dual view (side/down) camera head

______ A rugged, submersible camera (often with high resolution, 1080p or 4K) equipped with LED lights to illuminate dark well interiors. It may have a wide-angle lens to capture a broader view.

Main Part 2: DVR control unit

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Main Part 3:  Electrial Winch Cable reel

______ A strong, flexible cable (reinforced with materials like stainless steel) that lowers the camera into the well. The cable length varies (from tens to hundreds of meters) depending on the well depth.

Applications of Deep Well Inspection Camera

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Detect and identify pipe damage:

  Detect leaks and blockages in the water supply pipeline system to ensure the normal operation of the work within the pipeline.

  Evaluate the aging, damage, internal blockage, corrosion damage, etc. of the pipeline to provide a basis for repair and replacement.

Underground pipeline detection:

   Well inspection camera  is used to locate the direction and depth of underground cables and metal pipes, and accurately measure the depth of pipes.

   Assess the damage to the anti-corrosion layer outside the pipeline, locate the damage points, and provide a basis for the construction quality acceptance of the anti-corrosion layer of newly laid pipelines

Key Features to Consider

Depth Rating: The maximum depth the camera can reach (e.g., 100m, 500m, or 1000m) without performance issues.

Waterproof Rating: Typically IP68 or higher, ensuring it can operate fully submerged.

Lighting: Adjustable LED brightness to handle varying water clarity (murky vs. clear water).

Portability: Compact designs with lightweight reels for easy transport to remote well sites.

Data Integration: Some advanced models include GPS, depth sensors, or software for mapping well interiors.