VEVOR Sewer Camera, 300FT, 9" Screen Pipeline Inspection Camera with DVR Functi

9" Color TFT LCD Screen: To serve clear images and colorful display, here we prepare a 9-inch LCD monitor for you. A striking color experience and broad viewing screen are two of the charming features you can find breezily in this 1200TVL TFT LCD monitor. Aside from that, the pipeline inspection camera comes with a DVR function and an 8 GB micro SD card (included in the package), allowing you to record and save images for future reference and analysis. Waterproof Camera & 12 LEDs: The camera's diameter is 0.9"/23mm, applicable for pipelines (≥φ25 mm). It can work at 65.6FT/20m underwater while no water damage will occur. The integrated and flexible spring of the camera enables it to make turns easily in the pipelines, especially in the ordinarily hard-to-reach areas. The 12 LED lights in the camera can provide excellent illumination. 300' Cable & Handy Cable Reel: The included cable is 300ft/91.5m long and very rugged. The cable's distance count function makes you crystal clear the length it extends and the area it reaches. Besides, the inspection camera kit comes with a handy cable reel for cable organization and a portable case for storage of all kits. 4500mAh 12V Lithium Battery: The sewer snake camera package includes a powerful rechargeable 12V 4500mAh Lithium battery that supports working continuously for 8-10 hours. There is no need to carry an extra battery pack. All you need to do is fully charge the battery a day before work. What's more, the battery has the function of showing the remaining capacity, by which you can get detailed information on battery capacity during usage. (Working temperature: -4 °F to 140 °F/-20 °C to 60 °C; storage temperature: -58 °F to 140 °F/-50 °C to 60 °C) Broad Scope of Application: Whether for home or industrial use, the professional plumbing camera can always meet the needs. It is intended for people like plumbers, contractors, inspectors, engineers, municipal workers, and other professionals to inspect the areas usually hard to reach, such as wastewater systems, stormwater systems, pipelines of different kinds, drains, ducts, etc.