We can tell you over and over again about the quality and usefulness of our fiber optic inspection scope products. A better source of spreading the word, however, is our customers. Here is what many of them had to say about the Provision fiber optic inspection scopes.
What is the best way to assure optimum focus with ProVision? ProVision does not require you to focus on the specific object you are viewing. The focus feature on ProVision is there to adapt the unit to your eye. The best way to begin any job is to look through ProVision across a room. Twist the focus ring until you obtain the clearest image possible. The image should appear as if you are looking through a screen door because you are actually viewing your image through 6,000 separate optical fibers. Once you have focused ProVision to the best image possible looking across a room, it is now ready to use in any other viewing situation. You should not have to touch the focus ring again even for close-up inspections. Sometimes best results are achieved without wearing your glasses, as the high performance optics of ProVision will adapt to most people's naked eye.
Can ProVision be submersed in water? The shaft of ProVision is sealed and can be submersed in water. The handle of ProVision is not sealed and damage can occur if water leaks into the handle.
Is it possible to attach a camera to ProVision? Yes, it is possible to adapt both video and still cameras to ProVision by means of a C-coupler or C-mount available from quality camera shops.
Is there a 457° mirror attachment available that will allow me to look at a
right angle to the shaft? Yes. A mirror is now available for the ProVision. Click here for a list of available ProVision accessories.
Does it matter which way the batteries are inserted into ProVision? No, as long as both AA batteries are oriented in the same direction, polarity does not mater. We recommend Alkaline batteries for best performance.
When I look through the eyepiece of my ProVision, the image is tilted – what should I do? No need to worry! This is a common occurrence. The shaft is made of a continuous coil of steel, kind of like a spring. Many times, after repeated bending, the coil relaxes a bit and the image appears tilted. All you need to do is grasp the end of the shaft, while looking through the eyepiece, and twist the shaft end in the opposite direction the image needs to move. Keep twisting until your image is aligned again.
What should I do if I have a warranty problem with ProVision? The Provision warranty covers all manufacturing or workmanship defects for a period of 1 year from date of purchase. Please call our Toll Free number at 1-888-398-1522 and explain your problem. You may also fax a request for RGA (Return Goods Authorization) to 201-489-6911, Provision repairs. We will issue a Return Authorization Number to you and advise you where to ship the unit. Please return the unit with the Return Authorization Number referenced, and a copy of your purchase receipt.
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