Discover our comprehensive range of endoscope cameras, featuring HD waterproof borescopes and inspection tools for automotive, plumbing, and HVAC diagnostics.
Endoscope cameras, also known as borescopes or inspection cameras, are essential tools for visual inspections in hard-to-reach or confined spaces. These versatile devices are widely used in automotive maintenance, plumbing, HVAC repair, and various industrial applications.
Modern endoscope cameras often feature high-definition (HD) 1080P or 2K resolution, adjustable LED illumination for dark environments, and semi-rigid cables that can navigate complex pathways. Many models, such as the W400-B, AN100, and AN112, are designed for seamless integration with smartphones (iOS and Android) and PCs via USB, Type-C, or WiFi connections. Features like IP67 waterproof ratings allow these cameras to operate safely in wet or oily environments, making them ideal for inspecting engine bays, drains, and pipe systems. Explore our repository of manuals to find setup guides, troubleshooting tips, and software instructions for your specific endoscope camera model.
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Most endoscope cameras connect via a direct USB/Type-C cable or a wireless WiFi module. You will typically need to download a compatible app (as specified in your user manual) to view the live camera feed.
Ensure your Android smartphone supports the OTG (On-The-Go) function and UVC. You may also need to manually enable the OTG feature in your phone's settings before launching the camera app.
Many industrial endoscope cameras feature an IP67 waterproof rating, making them safe for underwater use, such as inspecting drains or plumbing. Check your specific model's manual to confirm its waterproof rating before submersion.
Yes, many USB-based endoscope cameras are compatible with PCs. For Windows, you can often use the default 'Camera' app, and for Mac, 'Photo Booth'. Check your user guide for specific software recommendations.