Inspection Cameras for HVAC Technicians | Borescopes, Endoscopes & Visual Tools

See what others miss. Our range of professional-grade inspection cameras (also called borescopes or endoscopes) gives HVAC technicians the ability to inspect inside ducts, drains, coils, and wall cavities — without tearing anything apart.

Whether you're chasing a leak in a rooftop unit, diagnosing a blocked condensate line, or checking wiring behind a wall, the right inspection tool can save hours on the job. Built tough for Australian conditions and compatible with iOS, Android, and standalone screens.

How to Choose the Right Camera

Job Type: Inside ductwork or flexible runs
Best Camera: Flexible snake camera
Why: Can curve around bends and tight spaces

Job Type: Coils or fixed equipment
Best Camera: Semi-rigid probe
Why: Easier to aim, stays straight

Job Type: Remote viewing or reporting
Best Camera: WiFi-enabled model
Why: Streams video to your phone or tablet

Job Type: Simple checks or backup
Best Camera: USB or plug-in endoscope
Why: Quick and cost-effective

What to Look For

• Probe size: 5–8 mm for tight access

• Length: 1–5 metres depending on job

• Resolution: 720p minimum, 1080p preferred

• Viewing: Built-in screen, WiFi app, or USB

• Durability: Waterproof/dustproof (IP67)

• Power: Rechargeable or USB-powered

What You Can Use These For

• Find duct blockages or debris

• Check coil fins for leaks or corrosion

• Inspect drain lines and pans

• Check wiring behind walls

• Verify installs in ceilings and cavities

Featured Products

• Robinair OTC 3880X — Ultra-slim camera with wireless screen

• Ferret Pro WiFi Kit — App-connected and flexible probe

• Dual Lens Snake Camera — Front and side views, 5 m range

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Maintenance Tips

• Clean probes after use

• Avoid sharp bends or kinks

• Recharge after each job

• Store loosely coiled

• Use a sheath in dirty ducts

Common Questions

Can I get around tight bends in walls or ducts?
Yes — flexible cameras under 8 mm can make most turns.

Will WiFi models drop signal in buildings?
They work well, but built-in screens are more stable in commercial settings.

Are they safe near refrigerants?
Yes. Cameras don’t touch the refrigerant directly and are safe to use around R-32, R-410A, etc.

What’s the best image resolution?
1080p gives you better detail for inspections and client reports.

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Why Buy from HVAC Shop

• 100% Australian owned

• Trusted by real HVAC pros

• Fast delivery Australia-wide

• Spare parts & service support

• Phone and email advice from real humans

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