Marca: ESPOW742

Tienda: ESPOW

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C mara de inspecci n inal mbrica con monitor LCD de color , ideal para manitas tratando de obtener e investigar dif ciles de llegar a los lugares , esta c mara de inspecci n inal mbrica ayudar a resolver los problemas con facilidad. Su dise o ligero y port til que permite buscar e identificar los problemas en un instante , incluso en la oscuridad ( capacidad de visi n nocturna ) y en hasta un metro de agua. La c mara viene con tres accesorios tiles (gancho , espejos y un im n ) y pesa unos 140 gramos esbeltas . Desde operarios de las amas de casa se trata de la tecnolog a vale la pena tener . Tornillos inaccesibles son una cosa del pasado!Specifications:Allows for easy surveying of small, hard-to-reach places.Mini waterproof LED lens.Easily find and diagnose problems with the 3-foot flexible cable, optional extend to 30-foot.Manufactured and tested to IP67 waterproof standard3.5" TFT-LCD detachable/mountable monitor, built-in rechargeable Li-battery.Video recording capability, supports up to 32GB microSD card.Adjustable brightness on lens-mounted LED light.3 useful accessories included: Hook, mirror and magnet.Lightweight, handheld design, flexible and convenient to use.Camera SpecificationsImage Sensor: CMOSTotal Pixels: 704 x 576 (PAL); 712 x 486(NTSC)Horizontal View Angle: 50 degreeTransmission Frequency: 2468MHzMinimum Illumination: 0 LuxModulation Type: FMBandwidth: 25MHzPower Supply: 4 x AA batteryDimensions: 186 x 145 x 41(mm) (Exclude Flexible Tube)Night Vision Range:1.5mWaterproof Level: IP67Monitor SpecificationsLCD Screen Type: 2.36 inch TFT-LCDEffective Pixels: 480 x 240Video System : PAL/NTSCTransmission Frequency: 2468MHzConsumption Current (Max): 450mAVideo Output Level: 0.9-1.3VP-P@75ohmDimensions: 100 x 70x 30(mm)Operating Temperature: -10 C to +50 C/+14 F to +122 FOperating Humidity (Max.): 15 to 85%RHWhat Is a Borescope?A borescope is the instrument that helps plumbers see inside pipes and helps doctors see inside a person's stomach or colon. They are useful for anyone who needs to get a real-time picture of something that is out of reach at the end of a tube or cavity. They can be even connected to video cameras and fitted with specialized lenses so that professionally trained specialists can make very detailed observations.IdentificationA borescope is an instrument that works like a microscope, telescope or camera. It allows people to explore areas that are too small, too remote or out of reach. It has an eyepiece at the top attached to an insertion tube that can either be rigid or flexible. When the borescope's insertion tube is directed through an opening, it takes the lenses and the light source to what needs to be checked. On the other end of the tube there are two lenses, a light source, nozzles and other openings.TypesThere are several different types of borescope. When it has a flexible insertion tube, it is called an endoscope or a fiberscope. These include the various endoscopes used for medical and veterinary procedures: angioscopes for hearts, bronchoscopes for lungs, colonscopes for colons, otoscopes for ears and gastroscopes for stomachs. When a borescope has a rigid insertion tube, it is likely to be made from either a glass or stainless steel rod.FunctionIn addition to the medical professions, borescopes have many industrial applications. Aircraft and auto mechanics use them to inspect the interiors of engines. Exterminators use borescopes to examine the tunnels, nests or hives of the pests they have to eradicate. Plumbers, electricians and HVAC professionals all use borescopes to determine where to run their pipes and wires as well as to check for blockages or breaks. Locksmiths and law enforcement professionals routinely use borescopes in their work.HistoryThe person who invented the rod lens endoscope was the British physicist Harold Horace Hopkins, who also invented the zoom lens. His work made it possible for surgeons to do less invasive procedures using "key hole" surgery. Because the borescope makes it possible to see the internal organs, bones and muscles, a large incision can be avoided, which makes it easier and quicker for the patient to recover.EffectsLenox Instruments began manufacturing borescopes in 1920 using their own custom-made lenses. Other companies that have made borescopes include Pentax, Olympus, Fujinon and Stortzmedical. In addition to standard borescopes, you can buy wireless ones. You can also get borescopes that link to video cameras and computers.Package Details:1 x C mara1 x monitor1 x adaptador de CA1 x Gancho1 x Im n1 x Espejo1 x 2 GB Tarjeta de Micro SD