Rausch mC360 professional pan and tilt pipe inspection system

Rausch mC360 Pan & Tilt Camera System

Professional pan-and-tilt pipe inspection with 60 m or 90 m reach.

The Rausch mC360 combines detailed pan-and-tilt camera control with greater inspection reach for professional drainage and pipeline surveys. The standard system uses the 50 mm SK50 camera with a 60 m / 9.2 mm pushrod and 8" recording monitor, with a 90 m pushrod option available where longer inspection runs are required.

mC360 at a Glance

Professional pan-and-tilt inspection with longer reach and advanced on-site control.

60 m / 90 m
Inspection reach
9.2 mm
Pushrod diameter
50 mm
SK50 pan-and-tilt camera
8"
Sunlight-readable monitor
3 frequencies
512 Hz / 640 Hz / 33 kHz locating
>4 hours
Hot-swappable battery operation
Rausch mC360 professional pan and tilt inspection system

Detailed Viewing with Greater Inspection Reach

The mC360 gives the operator control over the camera viewing direction inside the pipe. The SK50 can be positioned towards pipe walls, joints, connections and defects so areas of interest can be examined more closely than with a fixed forward-view camera.

The standard 60 m platform provides significantly greater inspection distance than the mC360 Compact, while the optional 90 m pushrod extends the system further for more demanding surveys.

Pan-and-tilt 60 m or 90 m Detailed defect viewing Joint inspection Professional surveys

Standard mC360 Configuration

The standard mC360 combines the SK50 pan-and-tilt camera with the professional TFT8R recording monitor, while optional WiFi connectivity enables use of the Rausch Viewer App.

Rausch SK50 pan and tilt inspection camera
Pan-and-tilt camera

SK50 Camera

The 50 mm SK50 gives the operator control over viewing direction, allowing closer examination of pipe walls, joints, connections and defects.

50 mm camera head Pan-and-tilt viewing control From 70 mm application range 90° bends from 80 mm 512 Hz / 640 Hz / 33 kHz locating
Rausch TFT8R 8 inch inspection monitor
Recording monitor

TFT8R Monitor

The standard sunlight-readable 8" TFT8R provides professional viewing and recording for the mC360, with camera information visible during the inspection.

8" TFT LCD display Sunlight-readable screen Video & photo recording Meter count & date in video image Keyboard version available
Rausch Viewer App
Optional connectivity

Rausch Viewer App

With the optional WiFi module, the Viewer App provides an additional interface for viewing and documenting inspections from a mobile device.

Mobile viewing interface Photo & video recording Text generator for inspection information WiFi upgrade required

60 m or 90 m Pan-and-Tilt Inspection

Choose the pushrod length around the distances you regularly inspect rather than carrying a larger system than the work requires.

60 m

Standard Configuration

The standard professional setup for longer everyday pan-and-tilt inspection.

90 m

Extended Reach Option

Available where your inspection work regularly requires greater pipe penetration.

9.2 mm

Pushrod Diameter

Both inspection lengths use the professional 9.2 mm pushrod platform.

Configure Your mC360

The mC360 can be adapted around inspection distance, camera type, connectivity and site requirements.

1

Camera Options

The standard SK50 provides pan-and-tilt inspection, while compatible Rausch axial camera heads can also be used where a fixed forward view or different camera diameter better suits the application.

2

WiFi & Viewer App

Optional WiFi connectivity can be added for use with the Rausch Viewer App, providing additional mobile viewing and inspection documentation.

3

Skids & Camera Support

Spacers, roller skids and the SK50 Roll-In-Device are available to help support, centre and position the camera across larger pipe diameters.

4

Mobility & Power

Trolley wheels, additional batteries and charging equipment are available for easier transport and extended site operation.

Which Pan-and-Tilt System Is Right for You?

Start with inspection distance, portability and how frequently detailed pan-and-tilt viewing is required.

More portable

Consider mC360 Compact

Choose the Compact where 40 m inspection reach is sufficient and a smaller, lighter pan-and-tilt platform is more important.

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Longer pan-and-tilt surveys

Choose mC360

Choose the full mC360 where detailed camera control is required alongside 60 m or 90 m of professional inspection reach.

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Forward view only

Consider an Axial mC System

If pan-and-tilt viewing is not required, the mC30, mC50 or mC80 may provide a simpler axial platform matched to the required inspection distance.

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Rausch mC360 FAQs

Key information about the professional mC360 pan-and-tilt inspection system.

What is the Rausch mC360?

The mC360 is a professional push-camera system with a controllable pan-and-tilt camera for detailed inspection of pipe walls, joints, connections and defects.

What pipe sizes can the standard mC360 inspect?

With the standard 50 mm SK50 pan-and-tilt camera, the mC360 is designed for pipe inspection from 70 mm diameter.

How far can the mC360 inspect?

The standard mC360 uses a 60 m / 9.2 mm pushrod. A 90 m / 9.2 mm pushrod configuration is also available for longer inspections.

Does the mC360 have a pan-and-tilt camera?

Yes. The standard mC360 uses the SK50 pan-and-tilt camera, allowing the viewing direction to be controlled during the inspection.

Can axial cameras be used with the mC360?

Yes. The mC360 can also be configured with compatible Rausch axial camera heads where a fixed forward view or alternative camera diameter is better suited to the inspection.

Does the mC360 have a locating sonde?

Yes. The standard mC360 provides 512 Hz, 640 Hz and 33 kHz locating frequencies for use with compatible locating equipment.

Does the mC360 include wireless camera control?

Yes. Wireless remote control is included with the standard mC360 system for operation of the pan-and-tilt camera.

How long does the mC360 battery last?

The standard system includes two hot-swappable batteries and is specified for more than four hours of operating time.

What is the difference between the mC360 and mC360 Compact?

The mC360 is the larger professional platform with 60 m or 90 m inspection reach, an 8" monitor and wireless remote control. The mC360 Compact uses a smaller 40 m / 6.7 mm platform with a 7" monitor and places greater emphasis on portability.

Interested in the Rausch mC360?

Tell us your pipe diameter, typical inspection distance and the type of detail you need to inspect. Rausch UK can help determine whether the mC360, mC360 Compact or an axial mC platform is the right configuration.