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DC5150 Dual View Borehole Camera with Depths Capable of 5,000 Feet in Water Wells

The DC5150 Well Camera. The industry standard for over 50 years, this latest generation of our flagship product can be used in wells and boreholes 3 to 30 inches (7.62 to 76.2 cm) in diameter and down to depths of 5,000 feet (1,524 m). Comes standard with a DC5150 dual cam, dual view camera with continuous 360 degree rotation. This is the camera system that defines the industry, with unmatched visual clarity.

The DC5150 provides a comprehensive, detailed survey of water wells, boreholes, underground storage tanks and mineshafts. In addition to the standard downhole view, it offers a side-view perspective with continuous 360 degree rotation, with no external moving parts.

Camera Technical Specifications

Diameter: 2.35 inches (6 cm) O.D.
Overall Length: 24.25 inches (61.6 cm)
Housing: Stainless steel
Lens: Scratch-proof sapphire glass viewing port
Power Requirements: 100-200 volts DC at 50 watts (at maximum brightness)
Total Camera Weight: under 14 lbs. (6.5 kg)
Pressure Rating: Pressure tested and waterproof to 2,500 psi
Connector: Water-blocked; LUS cablehead with UHF coaxial connector
Scanning System: 540TVL
Operating Temperature: 32° to 150° F (0° to 65° C)

Note: Specifications subject to change; please confirm when ordering.

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DC5150 Dual View Well Camera

Last Updated Sunday, March 24, 2019 - 07:13 AM.

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