I’ve been looking into inspection cameras for some of the more complex plumbing jobs we’re facing this coming season. It’s crucial for meeting public health standards, especially when it comes to assessing pipe integrity before we start repairs. Any recommendations on models that strike a good balance between performance and cost?
I’ve had good luck with the RIDGID micro CA-350; it’s reliable and affordable… Have you checked out any reviews lately?
, choosing an inspection camera can be such a hassle. I bought the RIDGID micro CA-350 last season, and while it does the job, the screen size could be bigger for those tricky spots. Have you thought about adding a second camera for backup? @sara_lee99 mentioned it was worth the extra investment?
When I was choosing my inspection camera, I found that models with decent light settings made a big difference in low visibility situations. It really helps when you’re trying to assess pipe integrity accurately, especially under tight deadlines. Have you considered a camera with adjustable lighting features?