General Pipe Cleaners’ award-winning Gen-Eye Micro-Scope® compact inspection tool offers outstanding versatility when inspecting small drain lines and hard-to-reach places – like duct work, furnaces, and crawl spaces.
General is offering a special limited-time $100 rebate* with the purchase of the 30 ft. model (Cat # GMC) or 100 ft. model (Cat # GMG) from January 1 to March 31, 2018.
The Micro-Scope Command Module sports a bright 3.5” LCD screen and built-in SD card reader with one-touch record button to record job photos or videos. It also includes digital zoom, rotatable picture, voice-over recording, and LED brightness controls. On-screen status indicators include date and time, SD card capacity, and battery strength. The rechargeable battery powers the unit for up to four hours.
The Micro-Scope Command Module attaches to the reel with an adjustable mount for optimal viewing angles. And the reel holds up to 100 ft. of micro push-rod with color camera, giving you the ability to inspect 1-1/2” to 3” drain lines and most toilet traps.
The three-foot probe rod with color camera lets you check hard-to-reach places. And three handy attachments help adjust your viewing angle – or retrieve objects.
For details, contact the Drain Brains® at General Pipe Cleaners at 800-245-6200 or 412-771-6300, or visit www.drainbrain.com/geneye.
General Pipe Cleaners, a division of General Wire Spring Co., is a leading manufacturer of high quality American-made drain cleaning equipment. In business since 1930, the third generation family-owned company is celebrating 88 years of service to drain cleaning professionals and plumbing contractors, as well as facilities managers, the rental industry and the hardware/DIY market. The Toughest Tools Down The Line.
The $100 rebate is in US currency. Purchase must be made between Jan. 1 and March 31, 2018, and Rebate Card, copy of bill of sale, and Warranty Card must be returned to General Pipe Cleaners no later than April 30, 2018 to qualify for rebate.
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