Rausch mC30 push camera inspection system

Rausch mC30 Push Camera System

Compact, configurable push camera inspection for everyday drainage and pipework.

The Rausch mC30 is a compact push-camera platform designed for smaller-diameter pipe and drainage inspection. Its modular mC design allows the camera head, locating capability and accessories to be selected around the work you carry out, with 30 m and 40 m pushrod configurations available.

mC30 at a Glance

A lightweight, modular platform for shorter and medium-distance push-camera inspection.

30 m / 40 m
Pushrod configurations
6.7 mm
Pushrod diameter
29 mm
Standard KK29SL camera
7"
TFT7R recording monitor
Modular
Compatible mC camera options
>3 hours
Standard battery operation
Rausch mC30 compact push camera reel detail

Compact Inspection with Flexible Configuration

The mC30 provides a lightweight and easy-to-handle base for regular push-camera inspection while allowing the system to be configured around the pipe diameter and inspection requirements.

Compatible camera heads from the Rausch mC range can be selected with different diameters, self-levelling characteristics and locating options, rather than restricting the platform to one fixed camera.

30 m or 40 m Configurable cameras Self-levelling options Sonde options Optional WiFi

Standard mC30 Configuration

The standard mC30 set combines the compact reel platform, KK29SL self-levelling camera and TFT7R recording monitor.

Rausch mC30 push camera reel
Compact platform

mC30 Reel

A lightweight stainless-steel and carbon-fibre reel designed for portable push-camera inspection.

30 m standard pushrod 6.7 mm pushrod diameter Mechanical reel brake Meter counter integrated 100–240 V internal power supply
Rausch KK29 push camera head
Standard camera

KK29SL Camera

The standard mC30 set uses the compact 29 mm self-levelling KK29SL axial camera for smaller-diameter pipe inspection.

29 mm camera diameter Self-levelling upright image 121° viewing angle 10 bar pressure rating Sonde and non-sonde variants available
Rausch TFT7R inspection monitor
Recording monitor

TFT7R Monitor

The standard 7" monitor provides viewing and recording directly from the mC30 inspection system.

7" TFT LCD display Video recording Photo recording Audio recording Sunlight-readable display

Choose the Right Camera for Your mC System

The Rausch mC range is modular, allowing compatible axial camera heads to be selected around the pipe diameter, image requirements and locating capability needed for the inspection.

Rausch KK13 axial inspection camera
Smallest camera

KK13

The most compact axial camera in the range, designed for inspection where access through very small pipework and confined spaces is the priority.

Camera diameter 13 mm
Application range From 15 mm
Viewing Axial
Pressure rating Up to 1 bar
Locating 33 kHz / 512 / 640 Hz
Best for Very small pipes
Rausch KK18 axial inspection camera
Small-diameter inspection

KK18

A compact 18 mm axial camera offering a step up in camera size while remaining suitable for smaller pipework and restricted-access inspection.

Camera diameter 18 mm
Application range From 25 mm
Viewing Axial
Pressure rating Up to 1 bar
Locating 33 kHz / 512 / 640 Hz
Best for Small pipework
Rausch KK29 axial inspection camera
Everyday drainage

KK29 / KK29SL

A versatile 29 mm camera family for professional drainage inspection. Self-levelling and locating-sonde variants are available, with the KK29SL forming the standard camera configuration for the mC30.

Camera diameter 29 mm
Application range From 40 mm
Viewing Axial
Pressure rating Up to 10 bar
Options Self-levelling / sonde
Best for Drainage inspection
Rausch KK55 axial inspection camera
Larger pipework

KK55 / KK55SL

The larger 55 mm axial camera family is designed for larger-diameter pipe inspection, with self-levelling and locating variants available for suitable mC configurations.

Camera diameter 55 mm
Application range From 70 mm
Viewing Axial
Pressure rating Up to 10 bar
Options Self-levelling / sonde
Best for Larger pipes
Which camera should you choose?
Camera suitability depends on the mC reel and pushrod configuration, pipe diameter and the type of inspection being carried out. Rausch UK can help match the appropriate camera head, locating option and accessories to your system.

Configure Your mC30

The mC30 is a modular Rausch mC platform, so the camera head, pushrod, locating capability and accessories can be selected around the work you carry out.

1

Camera Options

Choose from compatible mC camera heads with different diameters, self-levelling characteristics and sonde or non-sonde configurations.

2

Pushrod Options

Configure the mC30 with 30 m or 40 m of 6.7 mm pushrod depending on the inspection distances you normally work with.

3

WiFi Upgrade

Optional WiFi functionality is available for mC systems where wireless connectivity is required.

4

Mobility & Site Accessories

Optional wheels, handle, trolley equipment, backpack, additional battery and mC Series powerbank can be added around your site requirements.

Is the mC30 Right for Your Inspection?

The mC30 is the compact platform within the Rausch mC range and is particularly suited where portability, modular camera choice and shorter inspection distances are important.

Choose mC30

For Compact Everyday Inspection

Choose the mC30 where 30 m or 40 m inspection reach is sufficient and you want a compact platform that can be configured with compatible mC axial camera heads.

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Need Longer Reach?

Consider the mC50

If your inspection work regularly requires substantially longer runs, the larger mC50 platform provides 60 m and 90 m pushrod options.

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Rausch mC30 FAQs

Key information about mC30 camera options, pushrod configurations and everyday use.

How far can the mC30 inspect?

The mC30 can be configured with 30 m or 40 m of 6.7 mm pushrod, allowing the reel to be selected around the inspection distances you normally require.

What camera comes with the standard mC30?

The standard mC30 set uses the 29 mm KK29SL self-levelling axial camera. However, the mC30 is a modular platform and other compatible mC camera heads can also be selected.

Can I change the camera head on the mC30?

Yes. Compatible Rausch mC camera heads can be selected according to the required camera diameter, image orientation and locating requirements.

Is the mC30 camera self-levelling?

The standard KK29SL camera is self-levelling, helping keep the inspection image upright as the camera moves through the pipeline. Other compatible camera variants are also available.

Can the mC30 have a locating sonde?

Yes. Compatible camera heads are available with or without locating sonde capability, allowing the system to be configured around your locating requirements.

Does the mC30 record inspection footage?

Yes. The standard TFT7R monitor records video, photographs and audio as part of the inspection process.

What is the difference between the mC30 and mC50?

The mC30 is the more compact platform and is suited to shorter inspection distances with 30 m and 40 m pushrod options. The mC50 is a larger professional platform designed for substantially longer inspection runs with 60 m and 90 m configurations.

Interested in the Rausch mC30?

Tell us your pipe diameter, typical inspection distance and whether locating capability is required. Rausch UK can help match the mC30 reel, pushrod and camera configuration to the work you carry out.

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