The PRSL 300 has a self-leveling camera head with a 30mm diameter that will always stay upright and parallel to the ground. That eases navigation within pipes and is very useful, especially when inspecting panoramically. The durable yet elastic fiberglass insertion probe can effortlessly pass two consecutive 90゜pipeline corners.

The PRSL 300 is also remotely controllable via Wi-Fi through our VideoscopeNow app. While in the field, team members in another location can view the live images on their smartphones or other larger displays. That supports collaboration and allows to quickly sharing inspection findings for reviews.

Text and numbers annotations on images increase the efficiency further and keep your inspection organized. Inspectors can compare saved photos from previous inspections to the live image on a split-screen to assist inspectors in recognizing changes, such as a new nick or the lengthening of a crack.

It also features an on-screen meter, conveniently displaying the insertion depth, making a locator redundant and increasing efficiency.

The PRSL 300 can work in confined spaces. A console-joint elbow allows using the PRSL 300 in different positions and utilizing available space more effectively. An HDPE cable reel helps protect the insertion probe from outside impacts and keeps the insertion probe in place. During an inspection, all kinds of impurities like residues and mud can attach to the PRSL300. Drain holes in the cable reel ensure that water drains fast when washing the PRSL300 and minimizes any flooding risks. That makes keeping the PRSL300 clean easy.

A variety of accessories is available for the PRSL300, such as a centering ball and a cleaning brush. The centering ball assists the insertion probe is being centered even in larger pipes; the cleaning brush can be pushed through the pipe alongside the insertion probe to remove dirt buildups or other residues. The PRSL 300 comes in an airtight protective case. It not only makes traveling easier but also offers additional protection.