Envirosight Haloptic Quickview Pole Camera

Description

This Envirosight Quickview Haloptic camera system has been tested and is fully operational.  This includes the entire package you need to go out and perform zoom inspections of pipelines and manholes.  If you have had to purchase one of these you know that these systems cost well over ,000 new.  Save A TON of money over a new system.  You can see by the pictures this municipal owned camera was only used a few times.  There isn't even any dirt on the cable or camera.  It does not look like it has even been down a manhole.  These Haloptic lights really allow you to see hundreds of feet down the line.  On the previous standard version this was not the case.  This system has a 216:1 zoom capability which would be wasted without the ability to light the pipe.
Understand sewer condition rapidly and affordably with the Quickview zoom camera. Using high-powered zoom optics, Quickview assesses sewer lines from an adjoining manhole, and also inspects manholes and tanks. It’s perfect for:
Diagnosing emergency call-outs.
Avoiding confined space entry.
Conserving CCTV resources.
Performing a rapid, system-wide assessment.
Prioritizing CCTV, cleaning and rehab activities.
Viewing pipes too deteriorated for a crawler.
At the core of this new design is patent-pending Haloptic technology, a targeting method we’ve devised that doubles inspection range, delivers up to 20 times more illumination, and eliminates the need for incremental realignment.
However, Haloptic isn’t the only improvement—the new system also includes a 16 GB pole-mounted viewer/recorder, an auxiliary manhole camera, and a rugged, waterproof roller case.
Controls
Positioned in a lightweight operator vest that also holds the system’s 8-hour rechargeable battery, QuickView’s control box grants fingertip access to zoom, focus, auto-focus and illumination functions, leaving your other hand free to position the QuickView pole.
Illumination
Patent-pending Haloptic technology uses an engineered lamp/reflector combo to project a halo of light precisely aligned with the camera view. This concentrated beam delivers up to 20 times more light than conventional zoom systems, and never requires realignment during inspection. Haloptic technology delivers high-intensity light to your target while bathing pipe walls in bright, even illumination.