• Premium all-in-one household inspection camera
• Dual or triple lens - look forward and sideways
• Adjustable LED light illumination on probes
• 32GB memory card records photos and video
• 500mAh rechargeable battery lasts up to 4 hours

The Teslong NTS500B is an all-in-one household inspection camera with a 5-inch 720p IPS color display, 32GB memory card installed, and dual or triple lens probe options. The modular design of the NTS500B allows the USB-based probes to be removed and replaced at any time. This hand-held endoscope is ready to use after powering on and offers 854 x 480 real-time inspection details. The screen features scratch-resistant tempered glass and maintains an excellent picture outdoors even in strong sunlight.

The NTS500B supports photo and video recording. Store photos and videos on the built-in 32GB microSD card. A built-in microphone and speaker enable you to record your voice over video and play it back on the monitor. The included charging cable can be used as a data cable to connect to a computer to view pictures and videos.

The dual-camera probe has a 0.2-inch diameter and is 16 ft (5 meters) long. Front view plus side view provides twice the viewing angle of a single camera probe. The viewing direction can be easily switched without pulling out the probe allowing you to inspect faster. The depth of field of the front-view camera is 1.2 - 4 inches. The side-view cameras’ depth of field is 0.4 - 0.8 inches. 

0.2-inch, 1080p HD, waterproof probe

The triple-camera probe has a 0.31-inch diameter and is 16-ft (5 meters) long. The triple lens provides three different fields of view with no mirror required to look forward and sideways. The depth of field of the front-view camera is 1.2 - 4 inches. The side-view cameras’ depth of field are 0.59 - 1.6 inches and 0.78 - 2.4 inches. 

0.31-inch, 1080p HD, waterproof probe

With the NTS500B you can inspect the combustion chamber of an engine without worrying about the diameter of the spark plug hole. Investigate clogs in drains, pools, and septic tanks without worrying about the camera shorting out.