Security Camera Borescope - (SBR2M)

The Triplett Model SBR2M connects to virtually any security camera tester and turns it into a borescope. Read More > DESCRIPTION The Triplett Model SBR2M connects to virtually any security camera tester and turns it into a borescope. It features a IP67 waterproof (lens only) 8mm camera with a 2m (6.5ft) cable that has 6 ajustable LEDS with thumbwheel control. The borescope connects using the cables already included with your camera tester. Power is provided by the camera tester (12V 1/2/3A) — no batteries are needed. The borescope utilizes the display resolution of your camera tester. Image snapshot and video record functions are dependent on camera tester's capability. Includes hook, mirror and magnet. CATEGORY: VIDEO BORESCOPES & INSPECTION CAMERAS Features Adds a borescope function to your security camera tester Waterproof (IP67) 8mm camera (Lens only) 2m cable (6.5ft)  6 adjustable LEDs with thumbwheel control Power provided by the camera tester (12V 1/2/3A) — no batteries needed Connection cables already included with your camera tester Utilizes the display resolution of your camera tester Image snapshot and Video record functions dependent on camera tester capability Includes hook, mirror and magnet Specifications   SBR2M Camera 8mm Field of View 60° Depth of View 1.2 to 4" (3 to 10cm) Cable Length 2m (6.5ft) Resolution 640 x 480 Illumination 6 adjustable LEDs Still Image Capture dependent on camera tester Video Recording dependent on camera tester Power 12V 1/2/3A (provided by camera tester) Interface BNC Dimensions Camera & Cable: 6.5ft x 0.3” (2m x 8mm) LED Thumbwheel: 2x0.5x0.25" (51x13x6.4mm) Weight 5.6oz (159g) Downloads Datasheet User Manual FAQs Q. Would the camera on these be resistant to jet fuel? Could it be submerged in jet fuel without damaging the camera? A. Yes, it can be used for inspection inside a jet engine (jet fuel) but the if the jet fuel temperature is under 10°C (50°F) then it won’t work for a very long time. Also, after finishing the inspection, We suggest you use some alcohol to clean the camera.