Inspection Camera Articles

General’s systems are equipped with features that make it easy to share inspection results with your customers — and get more jobs in the process

Along with diversified services and technology investments, keeping customers in the loop spurs rapid growth for Tacoma plumber

The Ecam Pro 2 mainline pipeline inspection camera system from Electric Eel has a stainless steel-housed, 1.68-inch self-leveling color camera with sapphire lens; 20-LED light ring with an impact-resistant polycarbonate light ring cover; and high-resolution CCD element. The auto-iris adjusts light automatically. A flexible camera spring navigates 3-inch P-traps. The unit comes standard with 200 feet of braided fiberglass premium 1/2-inch-diameter pushrod (with a capacity of 400 feet available on the reel), industry-standard 512 Hz sonde, 10.4-inch daylight-readable monitor with click-touch controls, and one-touch recording directly to a USB flash drive. It has an on-screen footage counter, a two-hour battery with built-in charger, adjustable light controls, 16 pages of text writing with memory saves, voiceover recording, an 8x zoom function, audio/video out jacks, 8-inch wheels for easy maneuverability, a secure-locking reel brake, and rugged powder-coated steel tube and bar construction. 800-833-1212; www.electriceel.com.

Indiana contractor offers multiple services in order to provide for all of his customers’ needs.

Plumber proves skeptic plant owner wrong with accurate locating thanks to Spartan Tool

Wisconsin businesswoman brings a different approach to the plumbing industry and sees her company grow steadily.