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Inspection Cameras for HVAC Technicians

See what others miss. Professional-grade inspection cameras—also called borescopes or endoscopes—let you look inside ducts, drains, coils and wall cavities without cutting or tearing things apart.

Chasing a rooftop leak? Unblocking a condensate line? Checking wiring behind a wall? The right camera saves hours on site. These units are built for Australian conditions and work with iOS, Android or a built-in screen.

Fast Guide: Which Camera for Which Job

Recommended camera types by HVAC job
Job type Best camera Why
Inside ductwork or flex runs Flexible snake camera Curves around bends and tight spaces
Coils or fixed equipment Semi-rigid probe Holds its shape, easy to aim
Remote viewing or reporting Wi-Fi enabled model Streams video to your phone or tablet
Simple checks or a backup tool USB / plug-in endoscope Quick, light and cost-effective

Key Specs That Matter

  • Probe diameter: 5–8 mm for tight access
  • Probe length: 1–5 m depending on the job
  • Resolution: 1080p preferred (720p minimum)
  • Viewing options: Built-in screen, Wi-Fi app or USB
  • Durability: IP67 dust/water resistance
  • Power: Rechargeable battery or USB-powered

Typical HVAC Uses

  • Find blockages or debris in ducts
  • Check coil fins for damage or corrosion
  • Inspect drain lines and pans
  • See wiring behind walls and in risers
  • Verify installs in ceilings and cavities

Featured Picks

  • Robinair OTC 3880X: Ultra-slim camera with a wireless screen for fast, clear viewing.
  • Ferret Pro Wi-Fi Kit: App-connected probe that’s flexible and easy to steer.
  • Dual-Lens Snake Camera: Front and side lenses with up to 5 m reach for better coverage.

Not sure which way to go? Talk to our HVAC experts.


Maintenance Tips

  • Wipe and dry the probe after each job
  • Avoid sharp bends or kinks
  • Recharge before the next call-out
  • Store loosely coiled in the case
  • Use a sheath in dirty or abrasive ducts

Common Questions

Can I get around tight bends?

Yes. Flexible cameras under 8 mm can make most turns in walls and ducts.

Will Wi-Fi models drop out in buildings?

They work well, but a built-in screen is usually more stable in heavy commercial sites.

Are they safe near refrigerants?

Yes. The probe doesn’t contact refrigerant directly and is fine around R32, R410A and similar gases.

What image resolution is best?

1080p gives better detail for reports and client sign-off.

Related Tools

When you’re pulling down a system, pair your borescope with a quality vacuum pump for a clean, dry circuit. For suspected leaks, add an electronic leak detector to confirm the fault. If you prefer app logging on site, check our Bluetooth smart tools to capture photos and notes with your readings.

Why Buy from HVAC Shop

  • 100% Australian owned
  • Trusted by real HVAC pros
  • Fast delivery Australia-wide
  • Spare parts and service support
  • Phone and email advice from real humans

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