POY Finalist: Borescope cameras
Finalist in Maintenance Tools and Equipment in Plant Engineering’s 2011 Product of the Year competition
Edited by Amanda McLeman, Plant Engineering
The
HDV600 Series of high-definition videoscope inspection cameras feature a 5.7-in. color display for bright outdoor sites or poorly lit facilities. Optics include 4 mm to 6 mm LED-illuminated camera probes and SD memory that stores 15,000 JPEGs or video—plus audio annotations. Glove-friendly controller handsets with 320-deg articulated probes and wireless connectivity simplify inspections.
HDV600 videoscopes are designed for ruggedness, upgradeable versatility, and high-definition clarity. All HDV600 camera tips are equipped with adjustable LED lighting. Users can select from a number of semi-rigid, flexible, and long-length-fiberglass scopes that connect to the display unit.
Extech Instruments Corp.
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