Video Borescope Basics and FLIR VS70 Overview

This document covers the basics of video borescopes, highlights the features of the FLIR VS70 video borescope, and outlines its benefits.

Definition:

A borescope, also known as a video borescope, is a specialized piece of equipment used to capture images and video in confined spaces. It works by inserting a very narrow camera probe into the area of interest.

Applications:

Video borescopes are used in a variety of industries, including:

• Building inspection and maintenance
• Aircraft and marine inspection and maintenance
• HVAC repair
• Vehicle service

Image courtesy of FLIR’s website, depicting the FLIR video borescope model VS70.

FLIR VS70 Video Borescope Features

The FLIR VS70 video borescope offers the following features:

• 5.7-inch Display with 640x480px resolution
• 30FPS frame rate with NTSC/PAL support
• Camera diameter range from approximately 3.9 to 28mm
• Camera coverage length ranging from 0.3 to 30 meters
• Battery life of 6-8 hours

FLIR VS70 Video Borescope Benefits

The FLIR VS70 video borescope provides several advantages:

• Rugged and Durable: It features a waterproof display and long battery life, allowing for all-day use without the need for charging.
• Customizable: The system is highly customizable, offering extensible user configurations with various camera options and accessories.
• Easy Data Transfer: Images and videos can be easily transferred to a laptop or PC via USB port or SD card.