Inspection Camera Maintenance and Care
Inspection camera maintenance and care |
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The maintenance and care of an inspection camera is very important in keeping the device in working order. An inspection camera can be a costly product, and so should be considered an investment which the user can use for a long time. | |||
Maintenance |
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CameraThe lens of the camera will need to be cleaned after each use, especially if it has been used to view dirty areas, such as into a drain or sewer. |
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Cleaning the camera will also keep oil, grease and grit from building up, which would damage the camera if left over time. | |||
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When cleaning, do not use an oil based cleanser, as this could impair the camera lens. Instead, use a dry cloth and gently wipe the camera head to remove any dirt or debris. | |||
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BatteryIf your inspection camera is using a rechargeable battery, then it must be kept in a decent condition. |
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It is best to let the battery completely discharge (die out) and then fully recharge it, in order to preserve the life of the battery for as long as possible. | |||
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When charging the battery, make sure to check for signs of damage or leakage, and if you see any faults do not continue to use it. | |||
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CableThe cable is a very important part of an inspection camera’s system and also needs to be taken care of. |
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Before using the camera, check that you are not placing the cable anywhere it might get damaged, broken, or wet (if not a waterproof model). | |||
Storage |
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Store your inspection camera in a dry and safe environment to keep it in top condition. | |||
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It is also preferable to place your inspection camera in a case, which will help to keep it clean and dust-free when not in use. | |||
