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ProVision PV2 Accessory Bulb & Mirror - For PV2100 - ProVision

Part #: PV2K11BW

The ProVision PV2 Accessory Bulb & Mirror (PV2K11BW) is an essential enhancement for your ProVision PV2100 and PV2300 inspection cameras. Engineered for reliability in demanding professional environments, this accessory provides critical illumination and varied viewing angles for detailed visual inspections. It is designed to integrate seamlessly with your existing ProVision system, offering improved performance in challenging diagnostic scenarios.

Key Features

  • Enhanced Durability: Features a more solid threaded design for the 90-degree mirror, ensuring a secure attachment and minimizing the risk of detachment during intricate work.
  • Optimized Illumination: Integrates a powerful accessory bulb to brighten dark or obstructed areas, ensuring clear visibility for precise diagnostics.
  • Expanded Viewing Angles: Includes a 90-degree mirror attachment, enabling technicians to inspect hard-to-reach areas and around corners with ease.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of daily use in demanding automotive and industrial settings, providing consistent performance.
  • Precision Fit: Specifically designed for compatibility with ProVision PV2100 and PV2300 inspection camera systems, featuring a 10.6mm diameter.

Applications

This accessory is indispensable for professional technicians and mechanics performing intricate visual inspections. It is ideal for automotive diagnostics, including engine component checks, cylinder wall inspections, and transmission housing examinations where direct line of sight is obstructed. Furthermore, it proves valuable in industrial maintenance for inspecting machinery, pipes, and structural components in confined or obscured spaces, ensuring thorough evaluations.

Specifications

  • Model Number: PV2K11BW
  • Diameter: 10.6mm
  • Mirror Angle: 90 degrees
  • Compatibility: ProVision PV2100, ProVision PV2300
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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 07 February, 2007.