Under Vehicle Inspection System CTB-2008

DESCRIPTION:

Portable under vehicle inspection system CTB-2008 is our new product, comparing with other similar product, it is in good appearance, light, easy to take with and longtime use… It mainly use for checking whole structure under cars, to make sure whether there is illegal modification, hidden suspicious object and person, recognize bomb or other attachments. In addition, the system can be used for safety inspection under the chair, bed, cabinet and higher place, pipeline, shaft of mine, inside tube, camera obscure, bushes… etc, where human body inconvenient to get to. Also it can be used in dark place with the help of additional LED lights.

SPECIFICATION:

1. Shockproof Camera: shockproof 

2. Front Wheel: easy to change the direction

3. Back Wheels: easy to change the direction

4. Flexible joint: Under Vehicle Detect system is foldable

5. LCD Monitor size: 4 inch

6. Control hander can change the angle of camera
7. Gross Weight: 8kg
8. Volume: 1023(open 1790) x 149 x 156 mm
9. Capacity: 2200mAH
10. Recharge Mode: Battery recharge alone or united
11. Recharge Voltage: 110-240 V
12. Output Voltage: 9-12.6 V
13. Low Battery Alarm (Option):
Buzzer alarm when battery voltage low than 10V
14. Working Time:
About 7 hours continuous
15. Working Temperature: 0-60’c

Product and accessories:

1. UVIS CTB2008-1set

2. User Manual-1 pc
3. Backup Charger-1 set
4. Aluminous Transport Box-1 set

Inspection:
First put the system under vehicle, and then you can find whether there is something unusual. LCD monitor will show all situations under vehicle by the rotational camera. With the help of wide-angle camera, people can inspect quite large area, and by changing the direction of the system, all areas under vehicle will be scanned, as shown in the following figure. (figure 1)

For some deep and narrow area such as: hole, large trucks, maybe you should crouch down and open the system fully to the deep place, then control the camera by handle and move the system according for complete detecting. (figure 2)