Overview
The DP-P100 Push Camera is designed for quick, portable inspections of small-diameter pipes commonly found in residential plumbing, commercial buildings, and property maintenance.
Unlike crawler systems that require wheeled robots and cable reels, the DP-P100 uses a flexible fiberglass push rod that an operator manually feeds into the pipe. This makes it the most cost-effective and fastest-to-deploy solution for drain cleaning companies, plumbers, and property managers who regularly inspect 2–12 inch lines.
Key Features
- Compact Entry — Slim camera probe fits pipes as small as 50mm (2 inches), including tight bends and P-traps
- One-Person Operation — Only 8kg total weight; a single technician can carry, set up, and operate the unit
- Rapid Deployment — No assembly required. Power on and begin inspecting in under 2 minutes
- On-Screen Meter Counter — Built-in distance measurement locates defects precisely for repair crews
- IP68 Waterproof Probe — Camera head withstands full submersion and corrosive drain environments
Typical Applications
| Application | Pipe Size | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Residential Sewer Lateral | 4” – 6” | Home inspections, blockage location |
| Commercial Kitchen Drain | 2” – 6” | Grease buildup, root intrusion |
| Building Drain Stack | 3” – 8” | Post-construction verification |
| Property Purchase Inspection | 4” – 6” | Pre-purchase sewer scope |
When to Choose Push vs. Crawler
- Choose DP-P100 Push when: pipes are under 12 inches, access is tight, deployment speed matters, or you need an everyday workhorse for residential/commercial service calls.
- Choose a crawler (DP-M200 or DP-A200) when: pipes are 8 inches or larger, long inspection runs are needed, or you require pan-tilt-zoom camera control.
Many professional teams own both — using the DP-P100 for quick residential calls and a crawler for municipal or large-diameter projects.
