RIDGID SeeSnake Mini Pro - On-Field Product Demo with Armando from Plomero en Phoenix

In this on-field product demo, we showcase the RIDGID SeeSnake Mini Pro, Catalog number 76883, and all of its innovative features. This camera delivers the most stable in-pipe image on the market with digital self-leveling and TruSense Technology, making inspections smoother and more efficient than ever before.
The Mini Pro's 25 mm self-leveling camera head can navigate hard 90° bends and inspect up to 200 ft with its mid-stiff push cable. When used with a TruSense-enabled monitor, this camera collects valuable in-pipe information through TruSense Technology, including digital self-leveling, High Dynamic Range (HDR), TiltSense Inclinometer, and Digital Zoom/Pan.
In this video, Armando from Plomero en Phoenix demonstrates how easy it is to use the RIDGID SeeSnake Mini Pro and showcases how this camera has improved his efficiency and accuracy on the job. He walks us through his inspection process and highlights the benefits of the camera's TruSense Technology in real-life plumbing situations.
We demonstrate how the digital self-leveling camera ensures that the in-pipe image remains upright, even during movement. With HDR, you can quickly and easily identify problem areas with superior clarity and detail. The TiltSense Inclinometer measures the camera's degree of tilt and displays it on the monitor, providing you with critical information about the pipe's condition. Finally, we show how you can zoom in and pan within the image to focus on specific points of interest. #ridgid #ridgidtools #plomero #plumber #draincleaning

[@theofficialdboy2240]

Good work bro! Nice to see it put to use!! Bad Ass!

[@plomeroenphoenix]

Thank you, brother 🤝

[@arizonlicon2219]

Me acabo de suscribir que tal el precio ? Cobras por consulta?

[@boisefamilyplumbingllc7287]

How are you enjoying your mini pro? Do you have any issues with going 150 feet through 200 feet down the line? I have been between this or the Milwaukee 200 footer and struggling to make a decision.

[@plomeroenphoenix]

My apologies for the late response; I don’t check this often. I love the Mini Pro; I’ve been using Ridgid cameras since the beginning. I’ve noticed that with any camera, navigating past 100 feet can be challenging. What I usually do is run water to help it move smoother and conduct the inspection on my way back. Let me know if you have any more questions. Armando.