A complete assembly view of the Klein Tools ET17 Utility Borescope. The handheld monitor is shown displaying a live 720p color image of electrical components, connected to the coiled 10-foot high-reach camera probe designed for deep system inspections.
Product feature infographic for the Klein Tools ET17 borescope highlighting the 5.5mm 720p HD camera with 6 integrated LEDs. The graphic calls out the 10-foot nylon gooseneck cable, the rechargeable lithium-ion battery, and the large 4.3-inch LCD screen for high-clarity industrial inspections.
Action shot of the ET17 utility borescope being used to inspect the internal components of an HVAC furnace cabinet. The high-resolution 4.3-inch color screen displays a clear view of the wiring and circuit boards, demonstrating its effectiveness for professional mechanical diagnostics.
Detailed product dimension graphic for the Klein Tools ET17 borescope. The measurements show a unit height of 3.2 inches, length of 6.6 inches, and a width of 1.5 inches, while specifying the camera cable length as 10 feet with a slim 0.22-inch diameter camera head.
Frontal view of the ET17 borescope handheld unit showcasing the large color LCD monitor and the tactile control keypad. The keypad includes dedicated buttons for photo and video capture, LED brightness adjustment, zoom functions, and power.
Overhead view of the ET17 inspection camera kit featuring the handheld monitor and the coiled 10-foot nylon-armored snake. The 5.5mm camera head is shown with a protective cap, emphasizing the rugged design built for electrical and plumbing applications.
Close-up of the ET17 borescope with the USB-C data and charging cable connected. The image highlights the modern interface used for high-speed file transfer of 720p inspection videos and images to a PC or external storage device.
Top-down perspective of the Klein Tools ET17 borescope focusing on the weather-resistant port covers. These rugged seals protect the USB-C charging port and camera connection from jobsite dust and moisture, ensuring long-term professional reliability.
Rear view of the ET17 borescope housing showing the durable PC and ABS material construction. The image features the stowed integrated kickstand and professional safety and certification markings, including the CE and ETL logos.
Rear perspective view of the ET17 borescope with the integrated kickstand fully extended. This hands-free feature allows the technician to set the monitor on a flat surface while using both hands to navigate the 10-foot armored camera snake through conduits or pipes.
Rear perspective view of the Klein Tools ET17 borescope handheld monitor with its integrated self-storing kickstand fully deployed. The image highlights the rugged orange and black housing and the ergonomic design that allows the screen to stand upright on flat surfaces for hands-free industrial inspections.
Action shot of a professional technician using the ET17 utility borescope to inspect a furnace blower and wiring harness. The 4.3-inch high-resolution color screen provides a clear view of internal mechanical components, demonstrating the tool's effectiveness for HVAC system diagnostics.
Action shot of an HVAC professional standing on a ladder using the ET17 borescope to inspect an overhead ceiling air register. The technician uses the 10-foot nylon snake to reach high into the ductwork while monitoring the 720p HD video feed on the handheld display.
Close-up of the ET17 5.5mm camera head with its 6 integrated LEDs fully illuminated. The bright, adjustable light output is shown providing high-intensity illumination for the waterproof (IP67) sensor, essential for viewing dark, confined spaces in plumbing and mechanical systems.
A comprehensive comparison chart for the Klein Tools borescope family, including the ET17 Utility Borescope, ET18 Plumber's Borescope, and ET19 Pro Wi-Fi Borescope. The table lists detailed technical specifications such as camera resolution, snake length, screen size, and internal storage capacities for professional equipment selection.
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A complete assembly view of the Klein Tools ET17 Utility Borescope. The handheld monitor is shown displaying a live 720p color image of electrical components, connected to the coiled 10-foot high-reach camera probe designed for deep system inspections.
Product feature infographic for the Klein Tools ET17 borescope highlighting the 5.5mm 720p HD camera with 6 integrated LEDs. The graphic calls out the 10-foot nylon gooseneck cable, the rechargeable lithium-ion battery, and the large 4.3-inch LCD screen for high-clarity industrial inspections.
Action shot of the ET17 utility borescope being used to inspect the internal components of an HVAC furnace cabinet. The high-resolution 4.3-inch color screen displays a clear view of the wiring and circuit boards, demonstrating its effectiveness for professional mechanical diagnostics.
Detailed product dimension graphic for the Klein Tools ET17 borescope. The measurements show a unit height of 3.2 inches, length of 6.6 inches, and a width of 1.5 inches, while specifying the camera cable length as 10 feet with a slim 0.22-inch diameter camera head.
Frontal view of the ET17 borescope handheld unit showcasing the large color LCD monitor and the tactile control keypad. The keypad includes dedicated buttons for photo and video capture, LED brightness adjustment, zoom functions, and power.
Overhead view of the ET17 inspection camera kit featuring the handheld monitor and the coiled 10-foot nylon-armored snake. The 5.5mm camera head is shown with a protective cap, emphasizing the rugged design built for electrical and plumbing applications.
Close-up of the ET17 borescope with the USB-C data and charging cable connected. The image highlights the modern interface used for high-speed file transfer of 720p inspection videos and images to a PC or external storage device.
Top-down perspective of the Klein Tools ET17 borescope focusing on the weather-resistant port covers. These rugged seals protect the USB-C charging port and camera connection from jobsite dust and moisture, ensuring long-term professional reliability.
Rear view of the ET17 borescope housing showing the durable PC and ABS material construction. The image features the stowed integrated kickstand and professional safety and certification markings, including the CE and ETL logos.
Rear perspective view of the ET17 borescope with the integrated kickstand fully extended. This hands-free feature allows the technician to set the monitor on a flat surface while using both hands to navigate the 10-foot armored camera snake through conduits or pipes.
Rear perspective view of the Klein Tools ET17 borescope handheld monitor with its integrated self-storing kickstand fully deployed. The image highlights the rugged orange and black housing and the ergonomic design that allows the screen to stand upright on flat surfaces for hands-free industrial inspections.
Action shot of a professional technician using the ET17 utility borescope to inspect a furnace blower and wiring harness. The 4.3-inch high-resolution color screen provides a clear view of internal mechanical components, demonstrating the tool's effectiveness for HVAC system diagnostics.
Action shot of an HVAC professional standing on a ladder using the ET17 borescope to inspect an overhead ceiling air register. The technician uses the 10-foot nylon snake to reach high into the ductwork while monitoring the 720p HD video feed on the handheld display.
Close-up of the ET17 5.5mm camera head with its 6 integrated LEDs fully illuminated. The bright, adjustable light output is shown providing high-intensity illumination for the waterproof (IP67) sensor, essential for viewing dark, confined spaces in plumbing and mechanical systems.
A comprehensive comparison chart for the Klein Tools borescope family, including the ET17 Utility Borescope, ET18 Plumber's Borescope, and ET19 Pro Wi-Fi Borescope. The table lists detailed technical specifications such as camera resolution, snake length, screen size, and internal storage capacities for professional equipment selection.
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KLEIN TOOLS

Klein Tools Borescope ET17 Snake Camera (10 Foot Cable IP67 Waterproof 5.5mm Lens 4.3 Inch LCD Screen 720p HD HVAC Plumbing Auto Inspection Tool)

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SKU: ET17
$109.98 USD

Description

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Inspect Internal Conduit Lines And Map Subsurface Pipeline Obscurities Instantly With Subminiature Waterproof Digital Video Telemetry

Shop the Klein Tools ET17 utility borescope inspection camera engineered to survey hidden structural cavities and narrow internal plumbing arrays. This handheld diagnostic system captures high-definition 720p color digital streaming video through a subminiature 0.22-inch diameter camera lens assembly deployed on a rigid 10-foot nylon-armored snake wand. Operating on a rechargeable lithium-ion power cell with an integrated 4.3-inch liquid crystal screen, the tool isolates plumbing blockages and heat exchanger breaches inside dark de-energized environmental clearings.

Best Used For:

  • Internal Conduit Traversal: Threading the subminiature 0.22-inch optic probe inside electrical conduit junctions to locate wire snag points or corrosion.
  • Subsurface Pipeline Audits: Navigating the 10-foot rigid armored snake shaft down active building sewer lines to trace micro-fractures and drainage blocks.
  • Wall Cavity Interrogations: Siding the camera tip through minor drywall entry points to trace plumbing leaks or insulation degradation locations safely.

Key Performance & Safety Features

  • Micro-Diameter Optic Lens: Ultra-slim 0.22-inch camera head navigates narrow pipe paths and standard engine blocks without widening access tracks.
  • Nylon-Armored Flex Probe: 10-foot heavy-duty tracking snake maintains its structural shape over repetitive structural twists and high-friction ceiling turns.
  • Submersible Ingress Rating: IP67 dust and waterproof camera housing assembly runs reliably when submerged deep within wastewater systems.
  • Illuminated Target Area: Six embedded tip LEDs with four digital output levels clear tracking obstructions inside dim machinery basements.
  • Hands-Free Monitor Staging: Integrated flip-out rear device kickstand stabilizes the main monitor chassis during intensive point manipulations.

What's Included

  • ET17 Utility Borescope Main Unit
  • 5.5mm Camera Probe with 10-Foot (3m) Cable
  • USB-C Charging/Data Cable
  • Camera Accessory Kit (Hook, Magnet, and Mirror)
  • Protective Carrying Case
  • Instruction Manual

Technical Specifications

Video Capture Resolution: 1280 x 720p High Definition (HD)
Screen Monitor Resolution: 854 x 480 Pixels
Optic Probe Outer Diameter: 0.22 Inches (5.5mm)
Extended Tracking Snake Length: 10 Feet (120 Inches)
Power Pack Operational Run: 3 Hours (Integrated Lithium-Ion Cell)
Probe Water Ingress Protection: IP67 Certified (Camera Head and Connecting Wand)
Digital Image Zoom Range: 3x Continuous Digital Zoom
Device Mainframe Height: 1.51 Inches
Device Mainframe Length: 6.55 Inches
Device Mainframe Width: 3.19 Inches
Net Functional Base Weight: 8.6 oz.
Pro-Tip: When fishing for small hardware pieces inside wastewater paths, snap the tip magnet attachment directly onto the 5.5mm lens casing grooves; this mechanical interlock maximizes extraction stability inside deep wall sweeps.