Industrial Inspection Camera Laserliner VideoFlex G4

The Laserliner VideoFlex G4 industrial inspection camera is designed for visual inspections in confined or hard-to-reach areas. The unit features a 9 mm probe diameter and a robust housing with IP54 protection, offering resistance to dust and splashing water. A 3.5" display with 320 x 240 pixel resolution provides live image viewing, while the camera can record video files in AVI format at resolutions up to 640 x 480 pixels. The device accepts MicroSD memory cards up to 16 GB and is supplied with a 4 GB card installed. Power is provided by a rechargeable 3.7 V Lithium‑Ion battery suitable for extended use on job sites and in workshop environments.

Advantages

The compact 9 mm probe enables access to narrow openings and tight conduits while maintaining image clarity. IP54-rated housing improves durability in typical industrial and maintenance environments. Onboard recording to MicroSD allows capture of inspection footage in AVI format for later review or documentation. The included 3.7 V Lithium‑Ion battery provides a portable power source without the need for constant external power. The 3.5" display delivers immediate visual feedback to speed up diagnostics and inspections.

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How to use

Insert the supplied MicroSD card or an approved card up to 16 GB into the card slot, then switch on the device using the power control. Extend and guide the 9 mm probe into the inspection area while observing the live image on the 3.5" display. Adjust camera angle and probe position as needed to capture the required view. For recording, select the video function in the device menu and start recording; files are saved in AVI format to the MicroSD card. After the inspection, switch off the camera, remove the memory card if required, and recharge the battery using the recommended charger.

Recommendations

Use the Laserliner VideoFlex G4 with care in environments with heavy dust or high moisture; while IP54 offers protection against splashes and limited dust ingress, avoid prolonged immersion or exposure to high-pressure water. Regularly check and clean the probe lens to maintain image quality, and store the unit and the battery in a dry environment when not in use.