Articulating Inspection Camera – 5-Inch Screen & 1.5m Steerable Probe

Look around the corner, without taking everything apart

Bring awkward inspection points into view with a slim camera head that you can steer from the handgrip. The two-way articulating probe helps you change the viewing angle inside machinery, vents and other hard-to-reach spaces, while the dedicated 5-inch colour display keeps the live picture in front of you.

This self-contained inspection camera pairs a 1.5-metre probe with adjustable LED lighting and a rechargeable handheld unit. No smartphone connection is needed for live viewing.

Built for closer inspection

• Two-way articulating head: adjust the camera angle using the handgrip control to look around a confined space.
• 5-inch colour screen: view the live camera feed directly on the attached display.
• 6 mm camera diameter: a slim probe head for narrow access points.
• 1.5 m probe cable: the supplied configuration offers practical reach for close inspection work.
• Six adjustable LEDs: control the illumination around the lens to suit the surface you are viewing.
• Close-range focus: designed for viewing approximately 3–10 cm from the lens.
• Photo and video capture: capture still images at up to 1920 × 1080 and video at up to 1080 × 720.
• Rechargeable design: charge from a compatible 5V USB power source.

Your supplied configuration

Handheld inspection camera with a 5-inch display and a 1.5-metre articulating probe. A compatible memory card is required for recording; a memory card and mains power adapter are not included in this listing.

Use with care

Designed for non-medical visual inspection. Let equipment cool, isolate power and make sure moving parts have stopped before inserting the probe. Never force the steering mechanism or pull the probe out while its head is bent.

The supplier rates the probe and cable IP67; keep the display, handle and charging connection dry. This does not make the whole unit waterproof or suitable for hot, corrosive or flammable liquids. Image quality depends on distance, lighting and the surface being inspected.