INDUSTRIAL BORESCOPE
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| Model | KBA01 (Standard) |
KBA02 (Pro / Ultra-Slim) |
| Probe Diameter (Key Difference) | 8.5mm Fits Standard Spark Plugs |
6.0mm Fits Diesel/Injectors (Slimmer) |
| Battery Capacity | 2000 mAh (3.5 Hours) | 3000 mAh (5.0 Hours) |
| Extra Flashlight | Probe LED Only | Probe LED + Rear Torch |
| Articulation Angle | 210° Two-Way Steering | 210° Two-Way Steering |
| Screen Display | 4.3" IPS Screen (1080P) | 4.3" IPS Screen (1080P) |
| Waterproof Rating | IP67 (Probe & Cable) | IP67 (Probe & Cable) |
| Zoom Function | 4x Digital Zoom | 4x Digital Zoom |
| Storage | 32GB TF Card (Included) | 32GB TF Card (Included) |
| Ideal For | General Auto Repair Home Inspection |
Professional Mechanics Tight Diesel Engines |
FAQ
What is the difference between this articulating borescope and a standard endoscope?
Unlike standard endoscopes that only look forward or require a side-mirror attachment, the KAIWEETS articulating borescope features a two-way 210° steering lens. By rotating the control wheel on the handle, you can physically turn the camera tip left or right to inspect sidewalls, valves, and corners without having to constantly rotate the cable. This provides a complete, blind-spot-free view of engines and pipes.
What is the image resolution? Is it clear?
The device is equipped with a 2.0 Megapixel (2.0MP) high-definition sensor that supports 1920x1080P (1080P) resolution. Combined with the built-in 4x digital zoom, it delivers crisp, sharp images and videos, allowing you to easily identify hairline cracks, carbon buildup, or part numbers.
What is the diameter of the probe? Will it fit in a spark plug hole?
Is the camera waterproof?
Yes. The camera probe and the flexible snake cable are rated IP67 Waterproof. They are resistant to water and oil and can be submerged in water (up to 1 meter deep) for short periods.
Note: The monitor/handle unit is NOT waterproof. Please keep the screen away from water.
What is the best focal length (observation distance)?
To get the sharpest image, the camera has a fixed focal range of 2cm to 15cm (approx. 0.8 to 5.9 inches). If the image looks blurry, try slightly adjusting the distance between the lens and the object.
How long does the battery last?
The device runs on a built-in rechargeable lithium battery.
- KBA01: 2000mAh battery, providing up to 3.5 hours of continuous use.
- KBA02: 3000mAh battery, providing up to 5 hours of continuous use.
It comes with a USB cable for charging via any standard 5V USB charger or computer port.
Can I take photos and record videos?
Yes. You can capture photos (JPG) and record videos (AVI) with the press of a button. A 32GB TF card (Micro SD) is included in the package, which holds thousands of images. You can view the files directly on the monitor or transfer them to a PC using the included data cable.
Does the probe have high-temperature protection?
Yes. The probe is equipped with a high-temperature protection sensor. If the temperature exceeds the safe limit (typically around 70°C - 80°C), the device may sound an alarm or shut down to prevent damage to the camera sensor. We strongly recommend waiting for the engine to cool down below this temperature before inspection.
What Is an Articulating Borescope?
An articulating borescope, also known as a digital inspection camera, is a tool designed to visually inspect hard-to-reach or enclosed areas without disassembly. The term “articulating” refers to the ability of the camera probe to bend and steer using a control wheel, allowing visual access to sidewalls and off-axis areas. This is different from a fixed rigid borescope, which only points straight ahead.
Articulating borescopes are widely used in situations where direct line-of-sight inspection is difficult or impossible, including:
- Automotive diagnostics – inspecting engine cylinders, spark plug holes, and exhaust components
- Industrial equipment inspection – checking internal machinery parts for wear, damage, or blockages
- HVAC systems – inspecting air ducts, vents, and internal system components
- Plumbing and drain inspection – locating clogs, leaks, or foreign objects inside pipes
- General maintenance and DIY projects – inspecting hard-to-reach areas in home appliances and equipment
How to Choose the Right Inspection Camera
Choosing the right inspection camera depends on where you need to inspect and how detailed the inspection must be. Different environments require different camera features, especially when visibility and access are limited.
Articulation: Articulating inspection cameras allow the probe tip to bend and steer, making them ideal for viewing sidewalls, corners, and off-axis areas. Non-articulating cameras are better suited for straight-line inspections.
Image quality and lighting: Higher resolution helps reveal small cracks, corrosion, or leaks, while adjustable LED lighting improves visibility in dark and enclosed spaces.
Probe size and cable length: Smaller probe diameters fit narrow openings such as engine ports or pipes. Longer cables are useful for deeper inspections in drains, ducts, or wall cavities.
Durability: For plumbing, HVAC, or industrial use, waterproof and reinforced probes help ensure reliable performance in wet or harsh environments.
Selecting the right inspection camera can improve inspection accuracy, reduce downtime, and help avoid the cost of repeated professional inspections.