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Find out what is in a cable conduit without having to break open a wall or without time-consuming deconstruction.
Once you've seen this video, you'll know how to quickly and easily inspect and document inaccessible areas.
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Today's topic: How do I inspect inaccessible places, for example in a drywall, or electrical installations in the ceiling?
I'm sure you're already familiar with our professional CableScout+ system, which is ideal for pulling cables, even over longer distances.
But sometimes you get stuck or can't go forwards. Now you can find out exactly what's going on - with the CableScout Cam.
This camera system is so universally applicable that it can also be used without these rods. And how? I'll show you right now.
The 10 metre long semi-rigid cable provides a good range in drywall construction.
The camera is located at the very front. All around it are 8 dimmable LEDs, which can be adjusted in brightness by using this small dial.
The base transmitter send the images via WLAN to your smartphone, tablet or PC.
A classic scenario - a short circuit and nobody knows why. Let's take a look!
So, through the insulation first.
A bit deeper, here everything still looks good.
OK, there it is - a screw!
This screw was sunk into the conduit by mistake, and that's what's caused the short circuit.
In the app you can also easily adjust the photo resolution.
Especially if you move the camera over a longer distance, the image can of course turn upside down.
In this case, simply take two fingers and realign the image.
You can save all your still images and videos easily and, in examples like our screw, send the evidence to your boss.
Another great feature of the app is that you can easily compare images before and after.
Not only can you use the CableScout Cam to find objects.
The package also includes screw-on accessories such as a magnet, a hook, and an angled mirror ...
… and by screwing on this protective cap, we achieve IP68. This means that the camera can be used in damp or humid environments.
Let me run through the advantages of the inspection camera.
We have a robust housing, handy accessories, compact dimensions, IP68 at the camera head …
… and of course we save ourselves the trouble of opening up walls, plastering, painting …
… and we can also document and even forward our work.
The CableScout Cam from HellermannTyton is for real professionals.
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The cap is made on the front for IP68.
Okay.
Look at that, there it is!
Look at that.
I couldn't have gone home without it!