POY Finalist: Digital monitor
Finalist in Maintenance Tools and Equipment in Plant Engineering’s 2011 Product of the Year competition
Edited by Amanda McLeman, Plant Engineering
The 
rugged SeeSnake CS-10 digital monitor’s one-touch feature enables it to record still images and video. The monitor features video and image playback and the auto-log recording method, which compresses files to help save memory on the USB thumb drive, where digital inspections are stored.
The monitor also features SeeSnake HQ software, a program that allows images and video to be imported and stored on a computer for easy media sharing. The 12.1-in. monitor with enhanced daylight readability provides professionals with the ability to clearly view and diagnose line blockages via high-performance cameras.
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