Cyclops Wireless Mini Inspection Camera With LCD Monitor
Posted: Thursday, September 30, 2010
by Shawn McMullen
a1Components
The Cyclops wireless mini inspection camera with LCD monitor allows for easy visual inspections in hard to reach areas. The camera has a lightweight, handheld design with 1m (3ft) flexible cable & useful accessories.
Features of the Cyclops Mini Inspection Camera 1.) Allows for easy visual inspections in hard to reach areas.
3.) Night Vision Range: 1.5m
4.) Waterproof Level: IP67 with Underwater
5.) 2.5" TFT-LCD wireless monitor with rechargeable Li-battery
6.) Lightweight, handheld design
7.) Accessories included: hook, mirror and magnet
Examples of How to Use the Cyclops Inspection Camera The Cyclops inspection camera has a variety of uses. You can use the camera to locate dangerous problems such as insulation-clogged vents, mice tunnels in in your house.
The camera is also ideal for electricians, general contractors or serious home DIY-ers.
The Cyclops mini inspection camera can also be used in the following situations:
1.) Automotive Inspection
2.) Facility Inspection
3.) Machine Maintenance
4.) Checking For Items in Water (Up tp 1M deep)
5.) Plumbers
6.) Home Application
7.) Checking Into Pipes
8.) Check for internal leaks around chimney flashing.
9.) Read the Model number off a furnace fan motor.
10.) Retrieve a screw lost under the refrigerator.
11.) Check the teeth on a kitchen garbage disposal.
12.) Read the Service tag on a hard-to-reach rear plate of a server.
13.) Inspect the inside of 2" heat exchanger tubes (boiler)
14.) Examine AC coils in a residential furnace.
15.) Find Romex installed in a closed wall cavity.
16.) Explore the insides of a VCR.
17.) Check Cold Air Return for debris.
18.) Check for Lint Buildup past the primary filter in a dryer.
19.) Inspect sink connections in a crowded sink space.
20.) Inspect the gas connections under an installed stove.
For more information on the Cyclops inspection camera with wireless, LCD monitor, visit:
http://www.a1components.com
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