THE MOST ADVANCED SYSTEM ON THE MARKET PUT IT TO THE TEST!
50°C to -10°C
PIPELINE INSPECTION SYSTEM
Fully waterproof construction
Sunlight readable display
SYSTEM BENEFITS:
WinCan VX Ready
Embedded industry standard WinCan software included No more double inputting, saving you time and money
Other reporting Software Includes Basic text overlay and Scanprobe reporting software
All-weather waterproof construction in rain or shine IP Rated: IP64 Open & Closed. Can be washed down after use
Tough, waterproof and ergonomic keypad QWERTY
Future-proof software updates via the internet
COILER AND CAMERA FEATURES:
10.4” Super-bright sunlight readable LCD display with auto brightness. No more jackets over your head!
Rechargeable Li-ion Battery with up to 9 hours running time
60 metres of upgraded 12mm pushrod as standard strong and rigid, allowing full use of the 60m reel (other lengths are available)
Choice of Cameras available from 16mm - 50mm Suitable for surveys in pipes up to 600mm
Innovative easy-mount MaxProbe to coiler interface allows the user to operate the MaxProbe from a comfortable height
Optional sonde for easy underground location IP64 LCD FROM ONLY
£125 PER MONTH * FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
*Terms and conditions apply. Example of leasing option of a Maxprobe. For a deposit £3000.00 + Vat, Followed by 36 monthly payments of £122.26 + Vat. Lease payments are regular and will not change throughout the term of the lease. Credit is subject to approval and pre-requisite checks. This advert is for illustrative purposes only, and does not constitute an offer of fi nance or credit. Figures based on established businesses trading more than 3 years. For more information contact your Scanprobe representative.
/Scanprobe
Scanprobe Techniques Ltd Unit 11, Kenley Trade Park, Old Barn Lane, Kenley, Surrey CR8 5AU
#Maxprobe
www.scanprobe.com
CALL NOW FOR A FREE DEMO!
@ScanprobeLTD
Tel: 020 3253 2001 Fax: 020 8660 5074 Email:
sales@scanprobe.com
OHSAS 18001
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