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Drain Camera Heads for Professional Pipe Inspection

Designed to Make You Money, Not Cost You Money

When you’re inspecting drains, the camera head is the most important part of the system. Razorback drain camera heads are built for plumbers who need clear visuals, durable construction, and reliable performance inside tough pipes. Whether you’re replacing a worn camera head or upgrading your inspection system, these HD pipe inspection camera heads deliver the clarity and durability needed for accurate diagnostics.

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12-Month Warranty

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Our Range of Drain Camera Heads

Choose the replacement drain camera head that suits your inspection system and the type of pipes you work with. Razorback camera heads are designed for professional plumbers who need dependable inspection tools for regular drain and sewer work.

Replacement Drain Camera Heads for Inspection Systems

Over time, drain inspection equipment experiences heavy wear inside pipes. Replacement camera heads allow plumbers to restore their inspection system without replacing the entire unit.

Razorback camera heads are designed to deliver reliable imaging performance and withstand the harsh environments found inside drainage systems.

These components are commonly used when upgrading or replacing damaged inspection equipment.

Features of Professional Drain Camera Heads

Professional pipe inspection camera heads include several features that improve inspection accuracy and durability.

High-Definition Pipe Imaging

Clear imaging helps plumbers identify cracks, root intrusion, blockages, and other hidden issues inside drains.

Self-Levelling Camera Heads

Self-levelling technology keeps the camera image upright while travelling through bends and pipes, making inspections easier to interpret.

512Hz Sonde Locating

Some camera heads include a 512Hz sonde transmitter, allowing plumbers to locate the camera position underground using a compatible pipe locator.

Durable Inspection Construction

Razorback camera heads are built with robust housings designed to handle tough pipe environments and frequent inspection work.

Razorback drain camera head

Choosing the Right Drain Camera Head

Different pipe sizes require different camera head sizes. Selecting the right inspection camera head ensures smooth navigation through pipes and clear imaging.

Common options include:

  • 21mm camera heads – suitable for smaller drain pipes and tight bends
  • 29mm camera heads – designed for larger pipes and deeper inspections
  • Camera head springs – improve flexibility and protect the camera head inside the pipe

Using the correct size helps maximise inspection accuracy and extend equipment life.

A Very Clear Picture Taken by the Razorback Drain Camera of a Tree Root Clogging a Drain

Drain Camera Heads for Plumbers and Drain Inspectors

Professional plumbers rely on drain inspection cameras to diagnose pipe problems quickly and accurately. A reliable camera head ensures you can see exactly what is happening inside the drain without digging or unnecessary pipe removal.

These camera heads are commonly used for:

  • Diagnosing Blocked Drains
  • Inspecting Sewer Lines
  • Locating Pipe Damage
  • Identifying Tree Root Intrusions
  • Conducting Plumbing Inspections

Drain Camera Head FAQs

A drain camera head is the front component of a pipe inspection camera that captures video footage inside drains and sewer pipes.
A drain camera head is the front component of a pipe inspection camera that captures video footage inside drains and sewer pipes.
The correct camera head size depends on the pipe diameter. Smaller heads work best for narrow pipes and bends, while larger heads are suited for bigger drain lines.
A 512Hz sonde transmitter allows plumbers to locate the camera head underground using a compatible pipeline locator.

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