See inside the channel, not just the port
0.5 mm and 0.8 mm fiberscopes plus 1.0 mm and 1.9 mm CMOS videoscopes cover lumens from the smallest instrument channels up to larger endoscope working channels.
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EndoInspect is a lumen inspection camera for sterile processing. SPD and CS technicians use it to see down endoscope working channels and surgical instrument lumens during reprocessing, then save stills and video of what they find.
The day-one configuration is the one most SPD borescopes in this category do not offer together: 0.5 mm and 0.8 mm fiberscopes for the smallest channels, plus 1.0 mm and 1.9 mm CMOS videoscopes for larger lumens. All scopes plug into one base. Choose the 13" EP5101 monitor (no PC) or the EP5103 USB base (Windows PC and EndoInspect Viewer). Scopes are IP68 and HLD-ready. Bases are IP65. Not for autoclave. Not for patient use.
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0.5 mm and 0.8 mm fiberscopes plus 1.0 mm and 1.9 mm CMOS videoscopes cover lumens from the smallest instrument channels up to larger endoscope working channels.
Scopes are interchangeable on both bases. Diameter is marked on the body and a centimeter scale runs along the shaft so findings can be located and recorded.
Bases are IP65 for decontamination and wet environments, wipe-only. Scopes are IP68 and can be submerged for optional high-level disinfection with the connector soaking cap fitted.
EP5101 saves images and video straight to removable USB storage with on-screen annotation. No computer or software licence required.
EP5103 is USB-bus powered and writes .png stills and .mp4 video through the EndoInspect Viewer app on a Windows PC or full-Windows tablet.
EndoInspect is a visual inspection camera. It is not a medical product, not for patient contact, not autoclavable, and it does not replace an AER, protein test, or audit software.
SPD / CS visual inspection and documentation of medical-device lumens and working channels during reprocessing. Aids visual detection of lumen damage, bioburden deposits, water/moisture, reprocessing-tool debris, rust/staining, and other common lumen contaminants. Not a medical product. Not for patient contact.
| Part | Type | Diameter × length | Min. bend radius |
|---|---|---|---|
| EP5017 | Fiberscope | 0.50 mm × 80 cm | 10 mm |
| EP5016 | Fiberscope | 0.80 mm × 80 cm | 17 mm |
| EP5019 | CMOS videoscope | 1.0 mm × 100 cm | 25 mm |
| EP5018 | CMOS videoscope | 1.0 mm × 190 cm | 25 mm |
| EP5013 | CMOS videoscope | 1.9 mm × 100 cm | 35 mm |
| EP5012 | CMOS videoscope | 1.9 mm × 190 cm | 35 mm |
| EP5023 | CMOS videoscope, HI-RES | 1.9 mm × 100 cm | 35 mm |
| EP5022 | CMOS videoscope, HI-RES | 1.9 mm × 190 cm | 35 mm |
Common scope features: interchangeable on one base; diameter marked on the body; centimeter scale on the shaft; automatic white balance and LED adjustment; motion-detected LED sleep (monitor IFU); connector soaking cap required before submersion.
Daily: 70% IPA wipe if not visibly soiled. Optional HLD: Cidex OPA (preferred) or glutaraldehyde. Optional cold sterilization: STERRAD 100S, 50, NX, 100NX; STERIS V-PRO. Not autoclave / steam / high-temperature thermal. Not compatible with automated endoscope reprocessors. Cap the connector before liquid.
Wipe only. 70% IPA, neutral detergent, or hospital low-level disinfectant wipes (OxyCide, Oxivir, SaniCloth or equivalent). Do not submerge EP5101 or EP5103. The system is not represented as waterproof. IP65 (bases) and IP68 (scopes) are the certified ratings.
One year against defects in materials and workmanship from first retail purchase. No coverage for user damage, wear, handling, or incorrect cleaning.
EndoInspect is for sterile processing: visual inspection of endoscope working channels and surgical instrument lumens after cleaning.
Unassisted eyes can call a scope clean while rapid indicators or cultures are still positive. They also cannot see down the working channel. Published exams have found residual fluid, simethicone, scratches, shredding, and debris inside channels that looked finished from the outside.
The same inspection job applies to GI endoscopes, bronchoscopes, ureteroscopes, and instrument lumens (shavers, suction tubes, cannulated instruments). 0.5 mm and 0.8 mm fiberscopes are for sub-1 mm lumens. 1.0 mm and 1.9 mm videoscopes cover larger channels.
Visual inspection is in the process. AORN 9.4 and ST91 recommend a camera for accessible channels. EndoInspect is built for that look.
No. EndoInspect is a lumen inspection camera for reprocessing. It is not a medical product and is not for patient contact.
Both bases are IP65 for decontamination and wet environments. Wipe the base; do not dunk it. Scopes are IP68 for optional HLD soak. Choose diameter from the channel, not from which side of the department you are standing on.
HLD soak is optional and listed (Cidex OPA preferred). Autoclave, steam, and high-temperature thermal methods are not compatible. Automated reprocessors are not compatible.
Do not force the shaft. 0.5 mm and 0.8 mm fiberscopes for the smallest lumens; 1.0 mm and 1.9 mm videoscopes for larger working channels. Lengths: fiberscopes 80 cm; videoscopes 100 cm or 190 cm. If the channel binds, step down a diameter.
Need a dedicated screen in SPD with no PC? EP5101. Already on Windows PCs or Surface-class tablets and want files in a normal Windows folder? EP5103. Scopes are common to both. USB HI-RES 1.9 mm scopes (EP5022 / EP5023) are listed only in the USB IFU.
No. It is the visual-inspection camera for channels and lumens. It does not replace washer-disinfectors, AERs, or software audit platforms.
Smallest channel inner diameter you must enter
Channel length and whether a 190 cm single pass is needed
Device types in scope (flexible endoscopes, shavers, suction, cannulated instruments)
Dirty side, clean side, or both
Whether a Windows PC is available at the inspection point
Whether HLD soak is part of your workflow