EXTECH HDV7C-P28-30 Pipe Inspection Probe User Manual
- June 11, 2024
- EXTECH
Table of Contents
- EXTECH HDV7C-P28-30 Pipe Inspection Probe
- Product Information Extech Pipe Inspection Probe
- Safety Cautions
- Approved Submersion Liquids
- Product Usage Instructions
- Introduction
- Product Description
- Connect the Probe
- Uncoiling the Probe
- Recoiling the Probe
- Brush Accessory
- Distance Gauge
- Measurement Considerations
- Specifications
- Two-Year Warranty
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
EXTECH HDV7C-P28-30 Pipe Inspection Probe
Product Information Extech Pipe Inspection Probe
The Extech Pipe Inspection Probe is a digital camera that comes with a 98.4 ft. (30 m) coiled probe spool, a brush accessory, and a digital distance gauge. It is intended for industrial use only and is designed to be used with the HDV700 VideoScope. The probe contains sensitive circuitry that controls the optics and electronics of the camera. It should not be inserted into flammable liquid or gas and is not intended for use in human or other biological inspection. The product comes with safety cautions that should be read and understood before use.
Safety Cautions
- Do not insert the probe into flammable liquid or gas.
- Do not use abrasive detergents, solvents, corrosives, or alcohol to clean the probe.
- Do not strike the probe or allow it to impact objects forcefully.
- Avoid direct sun exposure and store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area.
Safety Note
Please read and understand all safety cautions before
CAUTION
Do not insert the probe into flammable liquid or gas. This product is designed
for industrial use only. It is not intended for use in human or other
biological inspection.
CAUTION
To clean the probe, wipe with a soft cloth dampened with a mild detergent and
clean water. Do not use abrasive detergents, solvents, corrosives, or alcohol
to clean the probe. Use a high quality lens cleaning fluid and a lint-free
swab to clean the camera and worklight lenses. Do not disassemble the product,
damage to the product and electrical shock may occur. Avoid direct sun
exposure. Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area.
- The probe contains sensitive circuitry that controls the optics and electronics of the camera. Do not strike the probe or allow it to impact objects forcefully.
- The following liquids have been approved for submersion of the camera probe: Brake and transmission fluid, diesel fuel, unleaded gasoline, engine oil, and CPC hydraulic oil (46AWS).
Approved Submersion Liquids
- Brake and transmission fluid
- Diesel fuel
- Unleaded gasoline
- Engine oil
- CPC hydraulic oil (46AWS)
Product Usage Instructions
- Connect the HDV700 VideoScope to the reel and switch power off before making connections.
- To connect the probe, align the white dot on the probe connector with the white dot on the HDV700 connector and push the probe into the HDV700 cavity until it seats firmly. Tighten the collar nut to secure the connection.
- To uncoil the probe, loosen the wheel stopper and after uncoiling the desired length, fasten the wheel stopper. When recoiling the probe, carefully coil it back onto the wheel horizontally and affix the camera head on the camera head stopper. Ensure that the wheel stopper is secured.
- The brush accessory can be attached by positioning the mounting ring so that it aligns with the screw holes.
Introduction
Thank you for selecting the Extech pipe inspection probe. The probe includes a digital camera with a coiled 98.4 ft. (30 m) probe spool, a brush accessory, and a digital distance gauge. The probe is intended for use with the HDV700 VideoScope. See the HDV700 manual for complete instructions covering image and video management, split-screen mode, and other features.
Product Description
- Handle
- Camera head with stopper
- HDV700 connector
- Distance gauge
Connect the Probe
The steps below explain how to safely connect the HDV700 Video- Scope with the probe. Always switch the HDV700 power off when making connections.
- Attach the HDV700 to the reel.
- Connect the probe to the HDV700 by first aligning the white dot on the probe connector with the white dot on the HDV700 connector and then pushing the probe into the HDV700 cavity until it seats firmly.
- Tighten the collar nut to secure the connection. Do not overtighten.
Uncoiling the Probe
- Loosen the wheel stopper.
- Uncoil the probe horizontally from the camera head stopper. Do not pull probe up over a 45° angle.
- After uncoiling the desired probe length, fasten the wheel stopper
Recoiling the Probe
- Carefully coil the probe back onto the wheel horizontally.
- After coiling the probe onto the wheel, affix the camera head on the camera head stopper.
- Ensure that the wheel stopper is secured.
Brush Accessory
The probe includes a brush accessory that assists the probe as it moves through the pipe under inspection. The brush can clear debris that may impede the probe. The brush diameter is 4 in. (100 mm).
To attach the brush, follow the instructions below.
- Position the mounting ring so that it aligns with the screw holes.
- Tighten the screws
Distance Gauge
The electronic gauge measures and displays the distance that the probe travels into the inspection area. The gauge tracks forward and reverse movement
- Backlit digital display shows probe travel distance
- Power/Reset button. Press for 3 seconds to switch ON or OFF. Short press to reset/zero the display
- Unit of measure button (meters and feet)
- Display backlight button
- Battery compartment cover
- Battery compartment screw
- Battery status
- Unit of distance measure (meters)
- Unit of distance measure (feet)
Powering the Distance Gauge
The distance gauge is switched ON or OFF by pressing the power button (2) for
three seconds. After one hour, the gauge will automatically switch off, to
conserve battery energy. The battery status icon (7) shows the current battery
power. To replace the batteries, follow the steps below:
- Switch the meter off by pressing the power button (2) for three seconds.
- Remove the battery compartment screw (6).
- Remove the compartment cover (5).
- Remove the old batteries and dispose of them responsibly.
- Install the two new AAA batteries, observing correct polarity.
- Close the compartment and secure it with the compartment screw.
Change the Measurement Units
The display shows the probe travel distance in meters (m) and feet (ft), short
press the units button (3) to toggle the displayed units.
Reset (Zero) the Distance Gauge Display
With the gauge powered, short press the power/reset button (2) to reset the
display to zero. For the best accuracy, zero the display at the point of probe
entry into the inspection area. If you wish to set a reference point, other
than the starting point, press the reset button at any time during an
inspection. Now you can monitor the distance travelled from this new reference
point.
Distance Gauge Backlight
Short press the backlight button (4) to switch the display backlight ON or
OFF. The backlight will automatically switch OFF after 10 seconds to conserve
battery energy.
Measurement Considerations
- Ensure that the camera lens cap is removed before inserting the probe into the pipe.
- Store the lens cap safely while it is removed.
- For protection, attach the lens cap when storing the camera.
- After connecting the probe to the HDV700, verify that a clear camera image is displayed. If not, or if the image is flickering or otherwise compromised, remove the probe and reattach it.
- Turn the probe wheel slowly when moving the probe through a pipe. Do not force the wheel if resistance is detected. Check the nature of the resistance and clear as necessary before continuing.
- Use the distance gauge to keep track of the probe travel distance. Zero the display when you first insert the probe into the pipe for best accuracy.
- Take still images and video, adjust display parameters, and more from the HDV700 touch screen (refer to the HDV700 user manual).
- When the inspection is complete, carefully recoil the probe slowly onto the storage wheel
Cleaning
Clean the probe with a damp cloth and mild detergent as necessary. Clean the
camera, mirror, and worklight lenses, using a high quality lens cleaning fluid
and a lint-free swab
Specifications
Camera Specifications
- Camera image resolution 640 x 480 pixels
- Frame rate 30 frames per second (fps)
- Probe head and body diameter 1.1 in. (28 mm)
- Probe length and diameter 98.4 ft. (30 m) length; 0.2 in. (6 mm) diameter
- Probe head material Stainless steel
- Reel frame diameter 11.8 in. (300 mm)
- Reel material Steel frame; HDPE cable reel
- Worklights Eight (8) front facing LED lamps
- Field of View (FOV) 150°
- Depth of Field (DOF) 0.4 to 4.0 in. (10 to 100 mm)
- Accessories Probe brush attachment (included)
- Operating and storage temperature 14℉ to 140℉ (–10℃ to 60℃)
- Water-proof, ingress rating Probe tip and body: IP 67 (IEC 60529); Protected from submersion in water up to 32.8 ft. (10 m) for 30 minutes, maximum
- Liquids approved for probe submersion Brake and transmission fluid, diesel fuel, unleaded gasoline, engine oil, and CPC hydraulic fluid (46AWS)
- Weight 7.7 lbs. (3.5 kg)
Distance Gauge Specifications
- Display type Backlit LCD
- Display digits 3 digits with 0.1 resolution (99.9)
- Unit of measure Meters (m) and feet (ft); selectable
- Accuracy 1.3 ft (0.4 m)
- Control buttons Power/reset, unit of measure, and display backlight
- Power Two (2) AAA batteries, included ≥ 90 hours operation
- Operating and storage temperature 14℉ to 120℉ (-10℃ to 60℃)
- Dimensions 2.4 x 4.3 x 10.0 in. (62 x 110 x 25 mm)
Two-Year Warranty
FLIR Systems, Inc. warrants this Extech brand instrument to be free of defects in parts and workmanship for two years from date of shipment (a six-month limited warranty applies to sensors and cables).
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