SECA has expanded its sewer camera range in Australia with two new HD inspection systems: the Trade Camera and iPEK PushLite Pro.The Trade Camera, priced at $3,750 plus GST, is designed for everyday plumbing and drain inspections. The PushLite Pro, priced at $12,750 plus GST, supports professional sewer and stormwater inspections for contractors, councils and water utilities.Both cameras offer HD recording, self-levelling camera heads and built-in sondes. Backed by SECA’s Australian technical support, servicing and spare parts, these additions give professionals more options to match their inspection needs and budgets.
Sydney, Queensland, Australia, 10th Nov 2026 – SECA, an Australian supplier of sewer, stormwater, drain and pipe equipment, has expanded its range of sewer camera in Australia with new push camera models for plumbers and drainage contractors. The iPEK PushLite Pro and Trade Camera are now available through the SECA website. Both systems feature HD video recording, self-levelling camera heads and built-in sondes for underground locating. The PushLite Pro is priced at $12,750 plus GST, while the Trade Camera is available for $3,750 plus GST.
The new models widen the range at the working end. Many sewer and stormwater inspections need clear video, photos and a way to locate the camera. They do not need pan and tilt heads or full reporting software. The PushLite Pro and the Trade Camera cover that routine work, and each carries a clear price on its product page.
Sewer cameras Australia plumbers and contractors can match to the job
SECA has supplied drain cleaning, sewer inspection, pipeline testing and rehabilitation equipment since 1967. Its camera range now runs across three tiers, so a buyer can start with the job in front of them.
Hathorn push cameras sit at the plumbing end of the range. They include the Hathorn H7 Standard Camera System and the Hathorn Micron Wi-Fi Camera Reel. The iPEK Agilios XR system suits inspection contractors who want integrated WinCan reporting and an upgrade path. The iPEK Rovion crawler system suits councils and infrastructure owners who inspect larger networks.
The Trade Camera and the PushLite Pro add two routine-inspection options beside the Hathorn systems. Buyers who compare sewer cameras Australia-wide can now weigh them against their pipe sizes, inspection distances and budget.
Trade Camera, an HD push camera for everyday plumbing inspections
The Trade Camera targets plumbers and small pipe reliners who handle domestic drain inspections and relining work. SECA lists it for pipe sizes from DN30 to DN200.
The system includes the following.
- HD 1080p video from a 23 mm self-levelling camera head
- a 13.3-inch LCD screen
- 50 metres of 6.8 mm push rod
- a 512 Hz sonde
- camera skids, a wireless keyboard and mouse, and mains and vehicle chargers
“Plenty of plumbers need a reliable HD camera for everyday jobs, and they do not need a full reporting system,” said John Bourke, SECA. “The Trade Camera gives them a clear picture, 50 metres of rod and a sonde at a price that suits a small business. SECA backs it with spare parts and service.”
Plumbers who search for a drain camera or a sewer inspection camera often weigh price against support and features. The Trade Camera aims at that middle ground.
iPEK PushLite Pro, a 60 m HD push camera for routine inspection
iPEK builds the PushLite Pro, and SECA supplies and supports it in Australia. It targets contractors, councils and water authorities that run routine sewer and stormwater inspections.
SECA lists the PushLite Pro for pipes from 90 mm to 300 mm. The system includes the following.
- a 60 m push rod, 12 mm thick
- Full HD 1080p video and photo capture
- a self-levelling camera head with a sonde
- an internal battery, so crews need no site power
- a steel frame, an IP54-rated operator box and a pivoting reel with an adjustable brake
- skids as standard
iPEK designed the PushLite Pro for video, photos and locating. It leaves out pan and tilt and WinCan reporting software, which keeps the system focused on day-to-day pipe inspection. Teams that need defect coding and structured reports can move up to the Agilios XR or the Rovion with WinCan. Where a council or water utility requires it, a SECA representative can help match the camera to the reporting requirement.
Local support behind both cameras
A sewer camera earns its price only while it stays on the road. Both new models come with local support through SECA.
- Service and parts. SECA services both cameras. It handles PushLite Pro re-termination through its national network and supplies Trade Camera spare parts.
- Locators. Both cameras include a sonde. SECA sells sonde locators and receivers separately, including options such as the Rycom SnapTRACK.
- Training. SECA Academy offers Nationally Recognised Training through Asset Training (RTO No. 91255). Courses include Drain Cleaning and High Pressure Water Jetting, and Conduit Reporting using WinCan Inspection Software. On-site training is available.
- Reporting software. SECA is the authorised Australian supplier of WinCan. WinCan supports the production of WSAA-aligned inspection reports where a client requires them.
How buyers can get started
Buyers comparing sewer cameras for sale can open each product page. Each page lists the specifications, the price and common questions, so sewer camera prices are easy to compare. The Trade Camera and the iPEK PushLite Pro both have their own pages.
Buyers who are unsure which tier suits their work can ask the SECA team. A good brief covers four points.
- The pipe sizes you inspect most often.
- How far you push the camera on a typical job.
- Whether the job needs defect coding or a report for a council or utility.
- Whether you want to start small and upgrade later.
SECA will confirm which camera fits before it quotes. The team supports plumbers, drainage and civil contractors, councils, water utilities and property professionals from offices in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, and ships equipment Australia-wide.
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About SECA
SECA is a sewer, stormwater, drains and pipe equipment company. It began in 1967 and supplies councils, water utilities, licensed plumbers, drainage and civil contractors and property professionals. Its range covers CCTV inspection cameras, water jetting equipment, mechanical drain cleaning machines, pipeline testing products and trenchless rehabilitation systems. SECA is the authorised Australian supplier of WinCan inspection software. It operates from Chipping Norton in New South Wales, Ormeau in Queensland and Dandenong South in Victoria. Learn more at seca.com.au.
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