Whether its for a big commercial job, or a D.I.Y. home reno, when it comes to inspecting those dark, hard to reach places, you can’t go wrong with the new Hills Antenna 16ESCM1M HD Inspection Camera.
Utilising an IP67-rated, single-lens, camera head with a with a flexible, 1m goose-neck, this borescope camera is perfect for wall cavities, under flooring or in roof areas that are impossible to inspect due to accessibility.
Featuring LED lighting on the camera head and back of screen, with three different light modes, the 16ESCM1M provides a clear, full colour image, at 1080p resolution on a 4.3” LCD screen, no matter the lack of lighting.
Although primarily used for live feed inspections, the 16ESCM1M features a Micro-SD Card slot, that does allow you to record photos and video footage when a TF/Micro-SD Card is inserted (not included).
Designed for ease of use, the ergonomic grip screen and large buttons allows for single-handed functionality, giving you easy access to all of the camera’s options without interrupting your camera-maneuvering hand.
Operation time is not a problem. With a built-in 2600mAh Lithium battery, you’ll have 3-4 hours of continuous use on the job, and can recharge the camera via a 5V household charger adaptor (not included).
But wait, there’s more! The 16ESCM1M also includes a number of small accessory attachments, such as a mirror, hook and magnet, to help make your inspection even more effective.
So if you’re after a professional and reliable inspection tool for your next project, be sure to try the Hills Antenna 16ESCM1M HD Inspection Camera.
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