Steer the camera tip around a bend, watch it live on a 4.3 inch screen and see into spaces your eyes cannot reach.

The handle carries a steering roller under your thumb and a 4.3 inch IPS screen above it. Roll the roller and the probe tip turns, with the maker listing two-way rotation at 360 degrees, while the 2 million pixel camera and the LED lighting at the tip put the view on the screen. The maker's panels show a gear assembly in close detail.

The probe cable is 1 m long and comes in two thicknesses, an 8 mm probe listed at 7.9 mm and a slimmer 6 mm probe, both with a single lens. The pack holds the borescope, a USB cable and a storage case.

Key Benefits

• Steering roller. Two-way rotation of the camera tip, controlled from the handle and listed at 360 degrees, for a view around bends and into corners.
• 2 million pixel camera. A 200W pixel single lens camera with an 80 degree viewing angle.
• 4.3 inch IPS screen. A large display built into the handle, with a 178 degree wide viewing angle on the maker's panel.
• LED lighting. Built-in LED lights at the tip brighten dark spaces.
• IP67 waterproof rating. Listed for use in various environments and conditions.
• Temperature protection. A temperature sensor in the probe tip with over-temperature protection, as shown on the maker's panel.

Best for: People who inspect hard-to-reach places on site, such as pipelines, machinery and dark cavities, and want a handheld borescope with a screen on the handle and a storage case.

Why It Works

Instead of guessing what sits behind a panel or inside a pipe, you steer the tip and read the picture on the screen in your hand. The handheld design is listed as lightweight for easy on-site use, and the storage case holds the kit between jobs.

Quick Product Facts: Probe diameter: 8 mm option (listed at 7.9 mm) or 6 mm option; cable length: 1 m; camera: single lens, 200W (2 million) pixels; camera viewing angle: 80 degrees; display: 4.3 inch IPS LCD; steering: two-way rotation listed at 360 degrees; lighting: LED; waterproof rating: IP67; recording: photo and video on the maker's feature panel; packing list: borescope x1, USB cable x1, storage case x1.

How It Fits Your Routine

On site you hold the handle in one hand, roll the steering roller with your thumb and watch the screen while the tip moves through the space.

In a dark cavity the built-in LED lights at the tip brighten the view on the screen, so you can follow the probe as it goes in.

Between jobs the probe and the USB cable go back into the storage case, ready for the next inspection.

FAQ

Which probe should I choose? The listing offers an 8 mm probe, listed at 7.9 mm, and a slimmer 6 mm probe. Both options have a 1 m cable and a single lens.

What is the camera resolution? The camera is listed at 200W pixels, which the maker's panels call 2 million high-definition pixels, shown on a 4.3 inch IPS screen.

Can it record photos and video? The maker's feature panel lists photo and video recording.

What comes in the pack? The borescope, a USB cable and a storage case.