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Inspection cameras for drains, sewer lines, walls & ductwork

Plumbing and HVAC work goes faster when you can see the problem before you open anything up. Teslong inspection cameras let you look into drains, branch lines and the first stretch of a sewer line, behind walls and under floors, and through ducts and furnace cabinets.

Every camera here has its own screen and records photos and video to an included 32 GB card, so you can show the customer what you found. Choose by the job: cable length for drain runs, lens type for pipe walls, a steerable tip for tight spots.

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26 ft Semi-Flexible Probe7-inch ScreenWi-Fi Remote Viewing
Shown: PB700
  • Free US shippingOn orders over $199
  • 30-day money-back guaranteeRisk-free on every model
  • 12-month warranty3 years on F5, F6, F8, T6 and T7 PRO
  • U.S.-based supportCall 877.899.8809

Editor's picks

Best Cameras for Plumbers by Job

  • Best for Main Lines

    PB700

    26 ft probe, metal pipe guide, 7″ screen

    $369.99

  • Best for Customer Footage

    T7 PRO

    Rotating dual lens + Wi-Fi to your phone

    $409.99

  • Best Value

    NTS300 Rotating

    Rotating lens on a pistol-grip screen

    From $239.99

  • Best Budget Pick

    NTS300 Triple Lens

    Three lenses at the lowest entry price here

    From $159.99

  • Best Behind Walls

    TF600

    4-way steering on a 3.9 mm probe

    $699.99

  • Best for HVAC

    F6 PRO

    4-way joystick, dual lens, 6″ screen

    $729.99

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The main specs that matter on a service call — lens, probe size, cable length, screen and Wi-Fi viewing.

ModelBest forLens / tipProbeCable lengthScreenWi-Fi viewingPrice
PB700Main drains & sewer linesSingle, auto focus8.5 mm26 ft / 8 m7″Yes$369.99
NTS600 RotatingPipe walls, live sharingFront + rotating side8.5 mm3.2 / 9.8 / 16.4 ft6″YesSold out
NTS500 RotatingPipe walls on drain runsFront + rotating side8.5 mm3.2 / 9.8 / 16.4 ft5″—Sold out
NTS300 RotatingEveryday drain callsFront + rotating side8.5 mm3.2 / 9.8 / 16.4 ft5″—From $239.99
T7 PROFootage for customersRotating dual8.5 mm6.5 ft / 2 m6″Yes$409.99
NTS600 Triple LensDucts & drainsTriple7.9 mm3.2 / 9.8 / 16.4 ft6″YesSold out
NTS500 Triple LensDrain checksTriple7.9 mm3.2 / 9.8 / 16.4 ft5″—Sold out
NTS300 Triple LensFirst drain cameraTriple7.9 mm3.2 / 9.8 / 16.4 ft5″—From $159.99
NTS500 Dual LensSmaller drainsDual5.5 or 8.0 mmUp to 16.4 ft (8.0 mm)5″—Sold out
T6 PROSplit-screen duct viewsTriple7.9 mm6.5 ft / 2 m6″Yes$359.99
F6 PROHVAC & full steeringDual, 4-way joystick6.5 mm5 ft / 1.5 m6″Yes$729.99
TF600Small access holesSingle, 4-way 360°3.9 or 6.5 mm5.08 ft / 1.55 m6″Yes$699.99
F5 PROSteering + side viewDual, 2-way 210°6.5 mm5 ft / 1.5 m5″—$299.99
TD500Short runs around fittingsSingle, 2-way 210°3.9 / 6.5 / 8.5 mm5.08 ft / 1.55 m5″YesFrom $279.99

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Inspection Cameras for the Jobs Plumbers Do

Pick the camera for the work on your schedule — each job puts a different spec first.

  • Main Drains & Sewer Lines

    Push a long, semi-stiff cable in from the cleanout to look for roots, cracks, offsets and grease before you quote a repair.

    Recommended features

    • 26 ft probe on the PB700
    • Up to 16.4 ft on NTS rotating models
    • Metal pipe guides (PB700)

    Top picks

  • Sinks, Tubs & Branch Drains

    Check kitchen and bathroom drains, trap arms and branch lines for clogs, buildup and dropped objects.

    Recommended features

    • Rotating or triple-lens probes
    • Cable options of 3.2, 9.8 or 16.4 ft
    • 5.5 mm probe option (NTS500 Dual)

    Top picks

  • Behind Walls, Floors & Fixtures

    Feed a steerable probe through a small access hole to trace a leak or check supply lines behind a tub or vanity before you cut drywall.

    Recommended features

    • 2-way or 4-way articulating tip
    • Probes from 3.9 mm to 8.5 mm
    • Probe holds its shape as you feed it

    Top picks

  • HVAC Ducts & Furnaces

    Look into ductwork, furnace cabinets and around coils for blockages, debris and damage without pulling panels apart.

    Recommended features

    • 4-way steering (F6 PRO, TF600)
    • Split-screen triple lens (T6 PRO)
    • 6-inch screens

    Top picks

  • Footage for Customers

    Record what you find so the customer sees the problem and you have a record for the job file.

    Recommended features

    • 32 GB microSD card included
    • Wi-Fi viewing on a phone or tablet
    • Split screen on T6 PRO and T7 PRO

    Top picks

Buying guide

How to Choose a Camera for Plumbing Work

Start with the runs you inspect most, then choose the view and how you share what you find.

  1. Cable Length: Match Your Longest Run

    Measure from your access point to the trouble spot. Traps and fixture drains need only a few feet; the NTS series offers 3.2, 9.8 and 16.4 ft cables for branch lines; the PB700's 26 ft semi-flexible probe is the one for main lines from a cleanout.

  2. Probe Size: Pass the Tightest Fitting

    The probe has to pass bends, traps and access holes, not just the pipe. 3.9–6.5 mm probes go through small holes behind walls and fixtures; 7.9–8.5 mm probes are the usual choice for drains; the NTS500 Dual offers a 5.5 mm option for smaller lines.

  3. Lens: Triple, Rotating or Steerable

    Triple- and dual-lens probes switch between front and side views. A rotating side lens turns to scan around the pipe wall. An articulating tip bends with a dial or joystick to look around corners, which matters most behind walls and in ducts.

  4. Screen & Sharing

    Every camera here has a built-in screen and records to an included 32 GB card. If you show customers live or send footage from the job, choose a model with Wi-Fi remote viewing, such as the PB700, NTS600, T6 PRO, T7 PRO, F6 PRO or TF600.

Built for service work

Why Plumbers Choose Teslong Inspection Cameras

One brand for drain, wall and duct inspection, with support based in the U.S.

  • Made for trade work

    Drains, sewer line entry, walls, floors and HVAC ducts

  • The reach you need

    Probes from 3.9 mm to 8.5 mm and cables from 5 ft to 26 ft

  • Every view type

    Front, dual, triple, rotating and articulating probes

  • Record every job

    32 GB card included; Wi-Fi viewing on many models

  • U.S.-based support

    Free US shipping over $199 and a 30-day money-back guarantee

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from plumbers and HVAC techs choosing an inspection camera.

Which inspection camera is best for a plumber?

It depends on where most of your calls are. For main drains and sewer lines from a cleanout, the PB700 has the longest probe here at 26 ft, with metal pipe guides and a 7-inch screen. For sink, tub and branch drains, an NTS rotating or triple-lens camera with a 9.8 or 16.4 ft cable covers most jobs. For leaks behind walls and floors, an articulating camera such as the TF600 or F6 PRO lets you steer the tip through a small access hole.

How long should a plumbing camera cable be?

Long enough to reach from your access point to the problem with some to spare. Traps and fixture drains need only a few feet, and branch lines are usually covered by the 9.8 or 16.4 ft options on the NTS series. Main lines from a cleanout need more reach: the PB700 has a 26 ft semi-flexible probe. Articulating cameras have shorter probes of about 5 ft because they are meant for walls, fixtures and ducts rather than long drain runs.

Can I record an inspection to show the customer?

Yes. Every camera in this collection captures photos and video to an included 32 GB microSD card. Models with Wi-Fi remote viewing — including the PB700, NTS600, T6 PRO, T7 PRO, F6 PRO, F8 PRO, TF600 and TD500 — can also show the live picture on a phone or tablet, which makes it easy to walk the customer through what you found.

Rotating, triple-lens or articulating: which is best for pipes?

For drain and sewer pipe, a rotating side lens is the most useful: you push the probe down the line and turn the side view onto the pipe wall to check joints and cracks. Triple- and dual-lens probes switch between front and side views and add a short-focus lens for close-ups. Articulating probes bend at the tip and are best behind walls, under floors and in ducts, where you need to look around corners over a short distance.

Can I use these cameras for HVAC ducts and furnaces?

Yes. HVAC technicians use them to check ductwork, furnace cabinets and the area around coils for blockages, debris and damage. A 4-way articulating model such as the F6 PRO or TF600 is the easiest to steer inside ducts, and the T6 PRO's split-screen triple lens shows several directions at once. Let equipment cool before inspecting and stay within the operating temperature range in your model's manual.

Can the camera probe go into water in a drain?

The camera probes in this collection are rated IP67 for splash, water and dust, up to 1 meter deep for 30 minutes under IEC 60529. That rating covers the probe, not the screen unit: keep the monitor out of water. Rinse and dry the probe after each drain job before storing it in its case.

Not Sure Which Camera Fits Your Work?

Tell us what you inspect most — drains, sewer lines, walls or ducts — and we'll point you to the right model, or line them up in the comparison table above.

Inspection Cameras for Plumbers and HVAC Technicians

A plumber's camera has to handle more than one kind of job. In a single week you might push a cable down a main drain from the cleanout, check a slow tub drain, trace a leak behind a vanity and look inside a furnace cabinet. This collection groups Teslong inspection cameras by those jobs rather than by camera type, so you can build a kit around the work you actually do.

Drain, Sewer and Wall Inspection in One Lineup

For long runs, the PB700 combines a 26 ft semi-flexible probe with metal pipe guides and a 7-inch screen. For everyday drain calls, NTS rotating and triple-lens models offer cable options up to 16.4 ft. For walls, floors and fixtures, articulating cameras with 2-way or 4-way steering go through small access holes, with probes as slim as 3.9 mm.

Show the Customer What You Found

Every model records photos and video to an included 32 GB card, and Wi-Fi models stream the live picture to a phone or tablet. All cameras come with a 12-month warranty (3 years on F5 PRO, F6 PRO, F8 PRO, T6 PRO and T7 PRO), free US shipping over $199 and a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Compare by task

Use the dedicated pipe-camera category for pipe reach and camera-size comparisons. Use the industrial category for general maintenance and mechanical inspection. A product may appear in more than one relevant category.

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