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During such tight scenarios the Flexible Inspection Camera would come in handy, simply because it really is lightweight, quite little and is capable of giving image output or capable of searching through tight spaces without having the need to have to eliminate any wall panels or any appliances. The 1 meter long and 9.two millimeter tube was developed to be flexible sufficient to accommodate proper angling, which is necessary to effectively position the camera or lens. One notable feature of this Flexible inspection camera is its water resistance making it capable of getting utilised in liquids or places exactly where liquids are abound like drains and engines amongst others.
The Flexible Inspection Camera is equipped having a 2.4” TFT monitor that is getting utilised for live viewing. In addition, the video monitor is equipped with a rechargeable battery pack which is utilised to give the TFT monitor energy of up to five hours. To obtain around angles and corners the Flexible Inspection Camera is also equipped with three attachments, the hook for finding missing or hard to obtain items, the magnet which also does the same as well as the mirror for searching by way of the right angles and round corners.
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