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Compare Pipe Inspection Cameras

Side-by-side specs for minCord and minCam push systems — pipe range, camera head, cable, push length, monitor, and sonde. Pick a row, open the product page, or request a quote.

System Pipe range Camera Cable Push length Monitor Sonde Full specs
minCord 5 0.6–3 in. (15–80 mm) KK13 (13 mm) Flexible fiberglass 50 ft (15 m) 5 in. built-in Tri-band 33 / 512 / 640 Hz View product
minCord XL KK13: 0.6–3 in.; KK18: 1–5 in. (25–125 mm) KK13 or KK18 Flexible fiberglass 100 ft (30 m) 7 in. built-in Tri-band 33 / 512 / 640 Hz View product
minCam MC30 1.5–6 in. (40–150 mm) KK29SL (29 mm) self-leveling 6.7 mm push rod 100 ft (30 m) 7 in. detachable 512 Hz View product
minCam MC50 3–16 in. (80–400 mm) KK55SL (55 mm) self-leveling 9.2 mm push rod 200 ft (60 m); 300 ft avail. 8.4 in. detachable 512 Hz View product
minCam MC50 Duo KK29SL 1.5–6 in. + KK55SL 3–16 in. KK29SL + KK55SL 6.7 mm + 9.2 mm 65 ft + 200 ft (300 ft main avail.) 8.4 in. detachable 512 Hz both View product
minCam MC80 3–16 in. (80–400 mm) KK55SL (55 mm) self-leveling 9.2 mm push rod 425 ft (130 m) 8.4 in. detachable 512 Hz View product
minCam MC360 3–16 in. (80–400 mm) SK50 pan & tilt (50 mm) 9.2 mm push rod 200 ft (60 m); 300 ft avail. 8.4 in. detachable 512 Hz + 33 kHz View product
minCam MC360 Compact 3–16 in. (80–400 mm) SK50 pan & tilt (50 mm) 9.2 mm push rod 100 ft (30 m) 7 in. detachable 512 Hz + 33 kHz View product

Camera head guide

Camera Diameter Pipe range Pressure Features
KK13 13 mm (0.51 in.) 0.6–3 in. (15–80 mm) 1 bar (14.5 psi) Axial; smallest tubes / drains; sonde on minCord systems
KK18 18 mm (0.71 in.) 1–5 in. (25–125 mm) 1 bar (14.5 psi) Axial; minCord XL option
KK29SL 29 mm (1.14 in.) 1.5–6 in. (40–150 mm) 10 bar (145 psi) Self-leveling; MC30 / Duo inner
KK55SL 55 mm (2.17 in.) 3–16 in. (80–400 mm) 10 bar (145 psi) Self-leveling; MC50 / Duo main / MC80
SK50 50 mm (1.97 in.) 3–16 in. (80–400 mm) 6 bar (87 psi) Endless 360° + 150° tilt; MC360 / Compact

Selection tips

  • Match head and rod to the pipe. Small heads (13–18 mm) need flexible rods so they can take tight bends. A stiff 9.2 mm rod with a tiny head will fight you in curves.
  • Longer, straighter runs favor stiffer rods. Large mains with fewer bends work better with 9.2 mm rods and larger self-leveling heads that hold a straight push.
  • Self-leveling keeps the picture upright. KK29SL and KK55SL help when you need clear video for reports or handoff.
  • Pan & tilt for laterals and walls. SK50 on MC360 / Compact lets you look into junctions and along the pipe wall — not just forward.
  • Use the sonde when you need a surface mark. Pair the built-in transmitter with a locator when you have to pinpoint the head underground.
  • Size from the job, not the catalog. Start with the smallest diameter on the run, then pick the system that covers the full length and bends you actually face.
Tip: Tight bends and small lines → minCord 5 or XL with KK13/KK18. Long pushes past 100 ft → stiffer rod and a self-leveling head. Need to look sideways → MC360 or Compact.

Glossary

  • Sonde: Built-in transmitter for surface locating — find where the camera sits in the line.
  • Self-leveling (SL): Image stays upright so video is easier to read.
  • Pan & tilt: Head can look around; useful for side branches and junctions.