Teslong Dual Lens Inspection Camera 1080P, 5'' Screen 📷
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Product description
This dual-lens inspection camera from Teslong combines forward and side views to inspect confined spaces around cars, pipes and machinery, offering flexible angles and bright illumination for clearer fault-finding. It is designed for fieldwork or home DIY and includes a 5 inch IPS screen, a long 5 m flexible cable and a rechargeable battery to support extended use.
Key Points
The unit swaps between two 70 degree lenses to approximate a 140 degree combined viewing capability, allowing you to look ahead and to the side without repositioning the probe. The front camera and side camera each have dedicated LED lighting with seven adjustable brightness levels so darker cavities can be examined effectively. The compact 8 mm probe passes through tight openings while the reinforced metal body and splash-resistant design suit outdoor or workshop conditions. 🔍
Technical Specifications
- Name: Teslong Dual Lens Inspection Camera
- Camera resolution: 1080P
- Screen: 5 inch IPS, adjustable angle, with 1.5x digital zoom
- Cable length: 16.5 ft (5 m), probe diameter 8 mm
- Battery: 5000 mAh, up to 6 hours use (according to the manufacturer)
- Storage: 32 GB micro SD card included
- Waterproof rating: IP67
Usage Recommendations
Use the forward lens for straight-ahead inspection and switch to the side lens when you need a panoramic or lateral view of crevices and joints. Adjust the LED brightness to avoid overexposure on reflective surfaces and apply the zoom sparingly to preserve image sharpness. The flexible cable holds its shape, which helps when guiding the probe through bends and around obstructions. ⚙️
Advantages
The built-in screen removes the need for a smartphone connection so there is no app or Wi-Fi setup required, which simplifies field operation. A hard plastic toolbox and detachable snake scope are included for easier transport and storage. Consider that focus is best between 3 and 10 cm from the lens, and very tight or highly reflective cavities may require patience to obtain a crisp image. 🔋
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Description:
This dual-lens inspection camera from Teslong combines forward and side views to inspect confined spaces around cars, pipes and machinery, offering flexible angles and bright illumination for clearer fault-finding. It is designed for fieldwork or home DIY and includes a 5 inch IPS screen, a long 5 m flexible cable and a rechargeable battery to support extended use.
Key Points
The unit swaps between two 70 degree lenses to approximate a 140 degree combined viewing capability, allowing you to look ahead and to the side without repositioning the probe. The front camera and side camera each have dedicated LED lighting with seven adjustable brightness levels so darker cavities can be examined effectively. The compact 8 mm probe passes through tight openings while the reinforced metal body and splash-resistant design suit outdoor or workshop conditions. 🔍
Technical Specifications
- Name: Teslong Dual Lens Inspection Camera
- Camera resolution: 1080P
- Screen: 5 inch IPS, adjustable angle, with 1.5x digital zoom
- Cable length: 16.5 ft (5 m), probe diameter 8 mm
- Battery: 5000 mAh, up to 6 hours use (according to the manufacturer)
- Storage: 32 GB micro SD card included
- Waterproof rating: IP67
Usage Recommendations
Use the forward lens for straight-ahead inspection and switch to the side lens when you need a panoramic or lateral view of crevices and joints. Adjust the LED brightness to avoid overexposure on reflective surfaces and apply the zoom sparingly to preserve image sharpness. The flexible cable holds its shape, which helps when guiding the probe through bends and around obstructions. ⚙️
Advantages
The built-in screen removes the need for a smartphone connection so there is no app or Wi-Fi setup required, which simplifies field operation. A hard plastic toolbox and detachable snake scope are included for easier transport and storage. Consider that focus is best between 3 and 10 cm from the lens, and very tight or highly reflective cavities may require patience to obtain a crisp image. 🔋
