Bosch Professional 601241100 Inspection Camera GIC 120 (cable length: 120 cm, display: 2.7’’, 4x AA batteries, in cardboard box)

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It’s important that your inspection camera is waterproof, especially if you’re going to be using it in damp areas or to inspect drains. Those with a fully waterproof rating can be used underwater. Some inspection cameras use disposable batteries. While these are more convenient because there’s no need to wait hours for the battery to charge, they may work out more expensive and you’ll need to dispose of the batteries after use. It is suitable for many applications, such as viewing inside utility boxes and pipes, behind wall cavities, and for hydraulic systems and automotive applications. Additional Information Most inspection cameras come with a standard waterproof rating so they are perfect for plumbing or work underwater. Inspection cameras often include accessories such as a magnet and hook to help you retrieve objects from previously inaccessible places.

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Depstech are leading the way when it comes to the best snake camera thanks to the clever dual lens technology. You don’t need to fiddle about with tiny mirrors as there’s a second camera at 90° to the main one. They’re both well lit with an array of six LED lights for when things get dark. Inspection cameras are battery-powered, and the battery life is important. The charge time is also worth looking at. Not all cameras have a screen or display. More modern inspection cameras may be wifi enabled. This means that you can transfer the data to your phone or laptop screen, allowing you to get better image quality. Waterproofing There’s a downside to having all that cable. Unless you’re plumbing the depths of your pipework, having 10 m all coiled up just gets in the way! It doesn’t come with a decent holder either, just a piece of Velcro. There are three adjustable brightness settings to choose from. The six LEDs do a good job at illuminating the target area and make those dark spots easy to see.Rather than making do with relatively low quality screens on standalone devices, you can make use of the quality screen on your phone or tablet computer. The extra resolution will make repairs easy. You’re not going to get very far inspecting drains or other deep holes. Compared with the 5 m cable on the DEPSTECH DS300-SJ, a 2 m cable is too short. The video inspection scope goes beyond vehicle inspection and can be used for applications in and outside of the car. View inside door panel or other limited access and poorly lit areas of your vehicle. Save time by not having to remove tire or engine components to inspect, retrieve, move, and help find items in hard to reach, compact spaces.

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Several users have complained that the image quality isn’t as good as 1080p. They questioned whether the image on the screen really is high definition.

When you connect to the Depstech via Wi-Fi, it means you’re signed out of all other Wi-Fi networks. That means you won’t have internet access while using this camera. The 5 m cable length is impressive. It’s more than five times the length compared with the Bosch UniversalInspect, which is great if you need to get deep inside a piece of equipment or an engine.