The 4-way video endoscope features a 1.5 m long endoscope cable. With a diameter of just 2.8 mm, this 4-way video endoscope allows inspection of cavities via the smallest of access points. The camera head of the video endoscope can be freely moved in four directions. Particularly in the maintenance of engines, turbines, etc., the high-resolution display of the 4-way video endoscope provides a clear view of cavities and hard-to-reach areas. The movable camera has a resolution of 400 x 400 pixels. The field of view is 80°, which means that even at a relatively short distance from the object being inspected, very large images can still be captured with the 4-way video endoscope. All images captured by the 4-way video endoscope can be saved as still images or video. This helps to accurately document damage to components. The focus distance of the very small camera is between 5 and 50 mm.
The 4-way video endoscope is powered by a Li-ion battery and can also be operated using a mains adapter. The camera cable has an IP58 protection rating. This means the 4-way video endoscope can also be used in difficult and harsh industrial environments.
General information on the 4-way video endoscope
The 4-way video endoscope was developed in 1806 by the German doctor Philipp Bozzini for medical diagnostics. The first version was rigid and used a candle as a light source. Over the years, continuous development has made the 4-way video endoscope an essential tool in many different fields. Medicine remains a very important area of application; where the 4-way video endoscope is not only used for examination; built-in channels allow the insertion of micro-tools, making the 4-way video endoscope a multifunctional tool and enabling operations in hard-to-reach areas.
Another very important area of application for the 4-way video endoscope is the technical sector, whether in the automotive industry for inspecting engines, in the plumbing sector for examining drains or in building inspection to check houses for pest infestations; in all these areas, the 4-way video endoscope is indispensable. The 4-way video endoscope owes its great popularity to the many different models available on the market today. The basic types include the rigid 4-way video endoscope and the flexible 4-way video endoscope.
