If you need an actively multi-functional endoscope camera, the Oiiwak Ultra Slim Borescope is one of the best choices.

A borescope is an ideal tool for practical applications such as investigating the internal components of a larger mechanism, which helps the user locate potential problems quickly and easily. Avoid dismantling a system or machine, help to take corrective measures before costly downtime occurs.

[Applications]: Oiiwak video borescopes usage goes far beyond industrial pipeline sewer, automotive mechanics, under floors, inside walls, attics, gutters, and chimneys and can even be used to inspect mold and water damage through pipelines. In addition, this borescope also often uses the following fields: water supply pipelines, air conditioning pipelines, cable ducts, pipeline vacuum systems, lead industry pipelines, buildings, underground pipelines, rescue work in small spaces, underground caverns exploration, underwater riverbed research.

50FT Industrial Borescope's Features:

• This is a breakthrough on the industrial endoscope, supporting a 50ft long cable sensor received on a compact 4.3'' IPS handheld screen.
• Other similar industrial endoscope products with long cables needed a complicated operation in a heavy box and cost hundreds of bucks.
• Featuring a 4.3-inch full-view LCD screen with powerful recording capability, users can capture images (JPG) or videos (AVI) on the TF card with 1080P HD resolution.
• With an IP67 waterproof 8.5mm ultra-slim camera, its semi-rigid cable flexes and restrains to enable access to unreachable and narrow spaces.
• The borescope camera head is equipped with 6 adjustable 6500K LED lights, greatly reducing light over-exposure and offering crystal clear output.
• Furthermore, this sewer inspection endoscope has added 3X digital zoom-in and 360° image rotation functions.
• This borescope inspection camera has a built-in 8GB TF memory card which supports JPG image and AVI video recording.

How to make the borescope push through a 50ft pipe, and making turns and bends around corners ?

The trick is to secure the end to a cable snake (you could use a zip tie) letting the snake be ahead of the camera by a few inches. This gave the rigidity the camera cable didn't have. I was able to camera 50 feet of pipe easily as long as the snake was able to make the bends.

Some Suggestions May Help You!

Q1: The endoscope lens cannot go deeper in the pipe, what should I do?

A1: You can use fish tape to help move the camera end but I found a tip to add to the camera so it will slide through the pipe better. It will cost 8 to 15 dollars but worth it. Milwaukee 48-53-0113 M-SPECTOR 360 Pipe Guide Attachment

Q2: The unit does not focus well enough to see clearly. Am I using it incorrectly？

A2: It will not be focused if you keep the lens too close to the object. can try to pull the lens a litter further away.

Q3: It gets a blue screen when I go to take pictures. What's the cause?

A3: Please make sure all the cables are connected properly first and fully charge the endoscope, then turn off the endoscope, take out the TF card and reinsert it. Finally, restart the endoscope.

• NOTE: If you encounter any of the above problems or others and suffer difficulties in solving problems by yourselves, pls get in touch with us in time(via email/ amazon message/ a QA). We will give you a satisfactory reply.