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These cost effective portable inspection devices are designed to deliver quality video inspection in a wide range of applications including: sewers, building ducts/piping, wells, and power plants.
The push camera head contains 8 adjustable infrared LED lights, a flexible spring coiled joint to navigate corners, and a Sapphire lens to resist scratching.
The high resolution CCD chip is designed to capture bright, crisp, color video of the inspection area, and it is integrated in to a strait view camera head.
The monitor and additional controls are built into a compact, waterproof and lightweight plastic case making it easy to transport, and bring this videoscope with you. The 7” TFT LCD display presents a live crisp color image at your fingertips.
An adjustable sun hood is included to act as a sun shield, or out-door inspections.
Video is recorded directly onto a SD memory card. The video is recorded in professional uncompressed AVI format.
The PVC coated fiberglass cable is waterproof and available in either 20 meter(65.6'), 35 meter (114.9 foot) and 40 meter(131.2') lengths.
Also included is an AC power cable, a remote control for the DVR, and a few accessories necessary to Push Cam - 4 "Viper" set.
Push Camera "Viper" Customer Reviews
Review by Steven (Posted on 1/1/13)
Do you like the "Viper" Portable Push Camera you bought from Fiberscope.net?
I love the “Viper” Portable Push Camera. The one I own is slightly different from the Push Cam4 as mine has an orange case and the camera head looks slightly different but the overall specs look the same.
What kind of application you use it for?
This camera is almost exclusively used for inspecting the interior lining of chimneys. It offers high resolution color video of places a traditional camera or flashlight can allow me to see. Each 6 min of video uses approximately 100mb of space on a flash drive. I can watch the video on my computer and catch still frames to use in my reports.
Viper Push Camera Pros:
~ High resolution video
~ Color display
~ Easy to operate
~ Cost effective Camera
~ Can use battery only – no need for electric nearby
~ Very cost effective – best camera for the money
Viper Push Camera Cons:
~ USB only – no SD card slot
~ No autofocus
~ No light control – cannot change light intensity
~ Rigid fiber line can be cumbersome depending on application – soft line would be better for chimney inspections
I love the “Viper” Portable Push Camera. The one I own is slightly different from the Push Cam4 as mine has an orange case and the camera head looks slightly different but the overall specs look the same.
What kind of application you use it for?
This camera is almost exclusively used for inspecting the interior lining of chimneys. It offers high resolution color video of places a traditional camera or flashlight can allow me to see. Each 6 min of video uses approximately 100mb of space on a flash drive. I can watch the video on my computer and catch still frames to use in my reports.
Viper Push Camera Pros:
~ High resolution video
~ Color display
~ Easy to operate
~ Cost effective Camera
~ Can use battery only – no need for electric nearby
~ Very cost effective – best camera for the money
Viper Push Camera Cons:
~ USB only – no SD card slot
~ No autofocus
~ No light control – cannot change light intensity
~ Rigid fiber line can be cumbersome depending on application – soft line would be better for chimney inspections
Review by Dr. Richard K. Brummer, (Posted on 12/13/12)
Q: What kind of application you use Viper Portable Push Camera for?
A: We use it for evaluating mining excavations, and usually push it down boreholes in rock.
Q: How does this product help you finish your tasks or job?
A: The camera is very useful to help us look into underground openings (stopes) that we can only access through boreholes. We are most impressed with the 40m length, and like the way the glassfibre rods fit into the holder. Nice and easy to carry to a remote site, and even to underground locations.
A: We use it for evaluating mining excavations, and usually push it down boreholes in rock.
Q: How does this product help you finish your tasks or job?
A: The camera is very useful to help us look into underground openings (stopes) that we can only access through boreholes. We are most impressed with the 40m length, and like the way the glassfibre rods fit into the holder. Nice and easy to carry to a remote site, and even to underground locations.
Review by Jason (Posted on 12/13/12)
Q: Do you like the "Viper" Portable Push Camera you bought from Fiberscope.net? Why?
A: yes compact easy to use battery powered
Q: What kind of application you use it for?
A: plumbing and sewer inspection
Q: How product help you finish your tasks or job?
A: helps me give a better estimate to customer(s) and locate exact location(s) [of probelms]
A: yes compact easy to use battery powered
Q: What kind of application you use it for?
A: plumbing and sewer inspection
Q: How product help you finish your tasks or job?
A: helps me give a better estimate to customer(s) and locate exact location(s) [of probelms]
Review by Franz Schenker (Posted on 11/20/12)
We are working mostly in pollution legacy, hydrogeology and fundation ground.
We are happy with the camera we recived last week and use it to check boreholes implementations and controll the quality of the survey points.
We are happy with the camera we recived last week and use it to check boreholes implementations and controll the quality of the survey points.
Review by Mike (Posted on 11/9/12)
Bought it for building inspection. Great for the price, Functionally it's an absolutely good device and I have no regrets whatsoever about buying it. Included skid looks a bit flimsy but no big deal.
What's in the Box
Push Camera "Viper"
- Monitor
- Camera head
- Selected Insertion probe
- Remote control
- Power adapter 12V
- Battery unit
- User's manual
No essential accessories
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