New universal handheld camera RIDGID micro CA-150 is designed for detailed inspection of pipelines by specialists, as well as for users in the home. Thanks to the powerful LEDs of the device it is possible to examine in detail dark corners and uncomfortable for inspection slots and openings, illuminating the blind spots.
The camera is waterproof, so it can be used to diagnose pipes and containers filled with water. It withstands long stays in sink and shower drains.
High resolution 320×240 color LCD display 90 mm allows you to see the area in question on the spot. However, if there is not enough time in the diagnostic process, the camera is capable of capturing up to 20 photos to analyze the situation later, speeding up the inspection process. If necessary, the unit can be linked to a TV or other monitor for remote viewing or recording via the included RCA cable. Ergonomic for a good fit in the hand.
Aluminum head camera micro CA-150 in diameter only 17 mm, so you can carry out a thorough diagnosis in difficult places. It’s equipped with four dimmable LEDs so you can get clear images even in low light conditions. The 90 cm long video cable enables the inspection of chimneys and ventilation shafts, and with optional extensions the cable can be extended up to 9 m.
Specifications micro CA-150:
– LCD color display with a diagonal of 3.5 90 mm and a resolution of 320×240
– 4 dimmable lights LEDs
– Cable length 3 0.9 m , expandable to 30 9 m with optional extensions
– Internal memory: 20 images
– Waterproof camera
– Battery power 4 x “AA” .
This seems like an innovative solution for inspecting inaccessible areas, but I’m curious about the specific features of the micro CA-150 camera. Can it withstand harsh conditions? What is its range and image quality like? Is it compatible with different devices?
This new micro CA-150 camera by RIDGID seems like a breakthrough in diagnosing hard-to-reach areas. Has anyone tried it yet? How effective is it in providing detailed video footage? Does it come with any additional features that enhance its functionality?
The introduction of the RIDGID micro CA-150 camera seems promising for detailed video diagnosis in inaccessible areas. Yet, without any knowledge of the product’s features or user experiences, I wonder if it truly lives up to expectations. Has anyone used it before? How effective is it in capturing clear footage and maneuvering in confined spaces?