Inspektionskameras

Inspektionskameras, often referred to as borescopes or endoscopes, are specialized cameras designed for visual inspection of inaccessible areas. These devices typically consist of a flexible or rigid tube with a camera and light source at the tip, connected to a display screen. The primary function of an inspecionskamera is to provide a visual feed from confined spaces, allowing for the detection of defects, blockages, or damage without the need for disassembly.

These cameras are widely used across various industries. In automotive repair, they are employed to inspect engine cylinders, fuel lines, and other internal components. In plumbing and HVAC systems, inspecionskameras help locate clogs, leaks, or structural damage within pipes and ducts. Construction professionals use them to examine wall cavities, foundation elements, and structural integrity. The industrial sector utilizes them for inspecting machinery, turbines, and manufacturing equipment, aiding in preventative maintenance and quality control.

The technology behind inspecionskameras has evolved significantly. Modern devices often feature high-resolution cameras, LED lighting for clear illumination, and digital zoom capabilities. Some advanced models incorporate features like Wi-Fi connectivity for wireless streaming to smartphones or tablets, as well as the ability to capture photos and videos for documentation. The flexibility of the probe allows it to navigate tight bends and intricate pathways, making them invaluable tools for diagnostics and assessment in otherwise unreachable locations.