Hawkeye Q2 Dual View HD Video Borescope
Dual view videoscope for front and side inspection views
Offering exceptional versatility, the Hawkeye Q2 Dual View HD Video Borescope makes it easy to switch between front and side inspection views with the click of a button. The video borescope features two independent cameras meaning there’s no need to adjust the view angle manually. Both video cameras offer crystal clear HD display for reliable inspection.
Available in 4.5mm or 6mm diameters, the Hawkeye Q2 Dual View HD Video Borescope is extremely durable and suitable for many industrial applications. It comes in lengths of up to 6 meters making it a popular choice for inspecting long length pipes and tubes for surface finish irregularities and burrs.
This dual view video borescope features a 4-way joystick articulation and 4-hour battery life, an essential feature for industrial visual inspection tools. It’s compact, portable and durable and offers an excellent budget-friendly inspection video borescope option for industrial businesses.
The full Q2 HD video borescope kit includes a micro-SD card, a micro-SD to USB convertor, cables and a carry case. Additional insertion tubes are also available. Get in touch to order yours today.
Specifications
- Dual Micro High Definition cameras
- Dual View - look ahead or to the side at the click of a button
- Interchangeable insertion tubes
- Adjustable super-bright micro LED illumination
- Durable tungsten sheathed vision tube
- 5" HD display
- Joystick controlled 4-way articulation
- 4.5mm or 6.0mm diameter
- 4.5mm: 1.5m or 3.0m length
- 6.0mm: 1.5m, 3.0m, 6.0m or 7.5m length
- 100°diagonal field of view
- Depth of Field: 8mm - ∞
- Operating Temperature Range: Tip -20 to +60C, Display -10 to +50C
- Weight 1KG
- Sheath IP67
- Additional insertion tubes
- Spare battery
- Replacement cables
- Replacement case
Case Study
Baseload Power maintain and repair high power generator plants, often gas turbine, for utility companies Read how their use of video endoscopes both saves time and money during maintenance but also, through the images and video captured, allows wear and fault progress to be assessed.
