Bosch PS90-1A Optical Scope Review
Bosch PS90-1A Optical Scope Review
One of the first things we want to clear up has to do with the various names associated with inspection cameras. Snake camera, thermal imaging camera, fibre-optic camera, etc. Those names are all different ways of naming the same general tool that is the inspection camera. of course, there are specific versions that specialize in things like thermal imaging, just as there are others that do a better job of snaking through pipes and other hard to reach places, making them better known as snake cameras.
There are many different professional areas that make regular use of these tools, and the specific use you will use your inspection camera for will point you in the direction of the best unit for you. For example, plumbers will make good use of an inspection camera system that includes a large spool of flexible line that can be fed through long distances of piping. On the other hand, an auto mechanic only needs a short flexible camera in order to see what is going on inside an engine.
Other types of contractors and many homeowners use their camera for a variety of things. They all have to do with a need for the ability to see behind something and diagnose a problem and solution. In response to this wide variety of uses, manufacturers have delivered a huge array of inspection cameras. From a relatively basic inspection camera that might cost around $100, up to very complex units costing several thousands of dollars, there really is an inspection camera for every need and budget.
Product Features and Specifications
• Perfect optic clear image • 9 pin connector • 2.7-inch screen for easier viewing • Increased LED bright lights for dark vision • Input and output connections for video equipment • Includes a 1A 12Volt Lithium-Ion battery • Includes a 30-minute charger • Enclosed video cables • Includes hook, magnet and mirror
Customer Reviews
There is not much customer feedback for this device at this time due to being new on the market. However, it is a great tool that seems to be perfect for the person who does a lot of DIY projects. This product is great to have around the house, at the shop, and of course in the attic.
It makes a great companion for air conditioner and heating personnel who have to see into tiny, dark areas to fix furnaces and install Freon, sometimes in the middle of the night. This tool is perfect for this type of use and fits inside the toolbox right along with your other must-haves. It is reasonably priced and weighs less than 5 pounds. This little light also makes the perfect gift for someone who works at night on the highways or in a warehouse, especially if they have to fix vehicles in the early a.m. hours.
