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UT667 Industrial Borescope

The UT667 series large-screen industrial endoscope is specifically designed to meet the non-destructive testing needs of modern core industries. It allows for efficient and precise inspections deep inside equipment without the need to disassemble or interrupt operations. The endoscope is widely used in various sectors of modern core industries, including petrochemical, aerospace, automotive, shipbuilding, electrical, chemical, power, gas, nuclear energy, civil engineering, and more.

CE Certification RoHS Compliant

Key Features

Features
● 4.3″ Display Screen
● 8 Adjustable Brightness LEDs
● Large Storage of Li-ion Battery
● IP67-Rated Camera
● Image Rotation
● Aviation-Plug Hose
● Optional Hose Length: 1m, 5m, 10m
Model
UT667

Technical Specification

Model UT667 UT667-5m UT667-10m
TECHNICAL DETAILS
Screen Size 4.3" IPS LCD
Screen Type IPS
Screen Pixels 1280×720
Lens Diameter 8mm
Light Sensor Chip CMOS
Field of View (FOV) 70°
Adjustable LED Lights 4 settings, 8 LEDs
Pixels 300K
Hose Material Replaceable hardwire with aviation plug
Hose / Probe Length 1m 5m 10m
Depth of Field (DOF) 20~100mm
FEATURES
Basic Functions Screen rotation, black-white images, color conversion, image zoom
System Languages English
Battery Power Indicator ✔
GENERAL INFORMATION
Product Size 160×95×40mm
Product Net Weight About 190g(Hose not included)
Standard Quantity Per Carton 20pcs
Standard Accessories Handheld single-lens industrial borescope, Type-C cable, gift box, user manual, blister tray, hook, side mirror, magnet, 3 fixed buckles
Battery / Power 3.7V / 2000mAh
Battery Life 5h
Lens Working Temperature 0°C~80°C
Working Temperature 0°C~45°C
Humidity <90%RH, no condensation
IP Rating IP67

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UT667 Industrial Borescope

UT667 Industrial Borescope