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Rigid Borescopes

• Great for straight-line access to the area under inspection via small diameter holes.
• Cavity inspection cameras are an example of rigid borescopy and provide forward viewing or 90 angle viewing with image capture to SD card.
• The image or video is transmitted along a rigid tube optically to an eyepiece or to screen and/or camera.
• Illumination down the tube lights the subject area.
• Easy to use, battery or mains powered and high quality viewing optics.

Flexible Cameras

• A semi-flexible and waterproof ( to 3m) tube carries the image and light-source. Often referred to as a videoscope or endoscope.
• Allows access to inaccessible locations and with extension tubes to over 9m.
• The handheld cameras have an LCD monitor with a 320x240 pixel resolution and the assembly is lightweight 2.5kg and easy to operate with camera head diameter as small as 6mm.
• Output via video-AVI, JPG or SD card storage.

Drain Inspection

• Simple all-in-one compact and boxed drain inspection camera complete with 20m fibreglass semi-flexible rod/cable and 22mm colour camera head housed on a stainless steel wheel.
• The assembly includes a built-in LCD monitor with 320x960 pixel resolution to enable direct view and recording of the view area.
• The lightsource upon the camera head comprises eight LEDs. Powered by a 12v rechargeable battery or mains adapted supply.

Thermal Imaging Camera

• Becoming more widely used in the field of building pathology, electrical and mechanical services.
• Infrared camera technology helps with the identification of problems such as heat loss, heat gain and moisture penetration.
• The popular FLUKE TiS45 has a 80mm screen, internal memory and micro SD facility.