Industry Leader
The Inspector camera is the ONLY furnace inspection camera on the market today that utilizes a high definition - high resolution camera and monitor. All other cameras use a basic modified home security camera that is low resolution and never intended to see small cracks inside of furnace heat exchangers.

True-Infrared
The Inspector camera is a true infrared camera system. Others may tout that their system is a color system, and while that would be a good thing if this were a television. It is the worst thing possible for a heat exchanger inspection camera. Here is the key: Infrared photography shows up corrosion within a furnace heat exchanger very dramatically, but color cameras completely miss the corrosion. The Inspector is not a black and white camera. The Inspector is a true high resolution infrared camera, and infrared can only be viewed on a black and white monitor (or a two-tone monitor of a single color).

Never Obsolete
The Inspector camera has gone through several upgrades and improvements over the years. The amazing thing with the Inspector camera is that unlike the world of computers (where your product becomes obsolete the moment you purchase it) the Inspector cameras of the past are all completely upgradeable to a newer model or to our newest model. With the Inspector camera, you are never penalized for wisely investing in our system today. There is no need to wait till tomorrow so as not to get caught in the obsolete equipment game.

What Can The Inspector Do? Furnace Inspection
The Inspector infrared video inspection camera Model 400 Red Head. Allows you to clearly see the holes, cracks, rust, or corrosion damage inside any furnace. It’s the world’s first and leading heat exchanger video inspection camera, with an infrared, high-resolution camera mounted on a 37-inch wand that is attached to its very own display monitor.

Air Conditioning Inspections
The Inspector camera is not just an excellent furnace heat exchanger inspection device, it also perfectly addresses the need for an inspection tool to check out evaporator coils or inaccessible blowers, condensate pans (without having to opening up sheet metal plenums).

Safety Inspections & Ethics
With today's liability situation, HVAC companies need to do a very thorough and complete safety inspection of a homeowner's furnace and heat exchanger. Only about 20% of the surface of a heat exchanger can actually be viewed with a flashlight and a mirror. With today's technology, claiming to have done a complete examination of a heat exchanger without an inspection camera, borders on fraud, or at the very least, it would be incompetent.