Recording Pipe Inspections - What's The Right Hathorn Camera For You?
- hab
- Apr 23, 2024
- 2 min read
Hathorn manufactures plumbing inspection cameras for sewer and drain systems that are municipal grade and proudly designed and manufactured in North America. But which camera is the right one for you?
Let’s explore the different systems we offer:
H2 System
The H2 is lightweight yet sturdy - designed for simplicity and practicality.
Monitor: A 7-inch impact-resistant LCD monitor
Cable Length: 200 feet
Choice of rod thickness
Choice of camera heads
Functionality
Streamlined Operation: The monitor showcases an ultra-bright screen with no extra buttons or controls required.
No recording or save functions: This system focuses solely on real-time viewing.
Complete Portability: The H2 can be powered with an M18 Milwaukee 18V battery or equivalent.
H7 System
The H7 is the ultimate all-in-one tool - includes an ultra-bright screen and high performance features.
Monitor: A 7-inch impact-resistant LCD monitor
Cable Length: 200 feet
Choice of rod thickness
Choice of camera heads
Functionality
Recording Options: Can use the system's internal hard drive or USB drive to record, save and share videos as well as add voiceover content.
Wi-Fi Capabilities: Available with Wi-Fi video streaming technology as an option.
Complete Portability: The H7 can be powered with an M18 Milwaukee 18V battery or equivalent.
Wi-Fi Camera
Inspections are streamed directly to you own mobile device - comes in 200, 300 or 400 foot cable lengths.
Monitor: Stream footage directly to multiple Apple or Android mobile devices
Cable Length: 200 - 400 feet
Choice of rod thickness
Choice of camera heads
Functionality
Wi-Fi Streaming: Stream all inspections to multiple Apple or Android devices using the Hathorn app - all without the need to connect to an external Wi-Fi source.
Save recordings: Save videos to your phone, email to your clients or attach to your route management software seamlessly.
Complete Portability: All Wi-Fi cameras can be powered with an M18 Milwaukee 18V battery or equivalent.
Bottom Line
Hathorn builds the toughest plumbing and sewer inspection cameras on the market. Proudly designed and manufactured in North America. Simply decide what features you need your camera to have and we'll do the rest! Reach out to us at sales@hathorncorp.com or give us a call at 1-866-428-4676.
The point about matching the recording format to how you actually deliver reports really hit home. I once picked a camera without thinking about that, and now every report takes extra steps to convert footage. It's a hassle I could have avoided.
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The recommendation to choose based on recording format makes sense, but isn't the operator's familiarity with the control interface just as important? A great camera won't help if the crew struggles with the menus in the field.
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Great breakdown on choosing the right Hathorn camera and recording workflow—very practical for field teams. If you’re also trying to organize inspection projects, schedules, and equipment across crews, I found a roundup of the best portfolio management software that really helped us streamline reporting and resource allocation. Worth a look for anyone juggling multiple inspection contracts.
Great breakdown of the Hathorn systems. Choosing between real-time viewing, built-in recording, and mobile streaming really comes down to the type of inspection work you’re doing. For professionals handling home inspection jobs, having the right camera can make documentation and sharing findings with clients much easier.
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