Endoscope camera BLOW ENDO-CAM/2M USB-C standard

The BLOW ENDO-CAM/2M USB-C standard is a compact dual endoscope camera designed for detailed visual inspections in confined or hard-to-reach spaces. With a USB-C connection for direct attachment to compatible devices, the camera captures clear images and video to support diagnostic and maintenance tasks. Its flexible probe and small diameter enable access into narrow channels, cavities and behind fixtures, while its portable form factor makes it convenient for field and workshop use.

Advantages

The BLOW ENDO-CAM/2M combines a compact design with dual imaging capability to deliver reliable image capture in tight spaces. The USB-C interface provides plug-and-play connectivity with modern devices and supports both still images and continuous video recording. The flexible shaft improves maneuverability and positioning, and the camera’s construction is suitable for inspection tasks where direct visual access is limited.

Suitable for

• Automotive inspections (engine bays, undercarriage, inside components)
• Plumbing and HVAC inspections (pipes, drains, ducts)
• Home and building inspections (wall cavities, behind appliances)
• Electronics and machinery maintenance (gearboxes, connectors)
• Hobbyist and DIY inspection tasks

Key specifications

• Connection type: USB-C for direct device connection
• Probe length: 2 meters flexible shaft
• Camera type: dual endoscope camera with forward-facing imaging
• Image and video capture: supports still images and live video streaming
• Compact and portable housing for field use

How to use

Connect the camera to a compatible USB-C host device and allow any required permission or driver prompts on the host. Position the flexible probe to reach the inspection area, using gentle guidance to avoid sharp bends that could stress the cable. Use the host device’s camera or the supplied application to view live video, capture images, or record footage. After inspection, retract the probe carefully, clean the probe surface if necessary, and store the unit in a protective case.

Usage recommendations

Avoid forcing the probe through extremely narrow or obstructed passages and do not expose the camera head to strong chemicals or prolonged moisture without verifying resistance. For best image quality, ensure the inspection area is as clean as possible and minimize abrupt movements while recording.