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The iRis XT is a compact articulating videoscope designed for detailed visual inspection where access is restricted and the operating environment demands specialist equipment. Four-way 360° articulation, multiple probe sizes and integrated recording give operators a portable inspection system that can be deployed quickly on site.
The iRis XT combines portable operation, precise articulation and digital documentation in one rugged videoscope platform.
VGA 640 × 480 pixel display with direct-action controls and on-screen menu.
Precise control of the distal end to inspect around internal geometry and restricted access points.
Multiple diameter and working-length combinations allow the system to be matched to the access requirement.
MPEG4 video and BMP image recording with date and time information.
The iRis XT is available as a Category 3 hazardous-area inspection system for applications where conventional videoscope equipment may not be appropriate. Its compact, battery-powered design allows detailed remote visual inspection without sacrificing articulation or recording.
The Rausch specification also identifies the system for Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C and D hazardous locations.
The iRis XT combines mechanical articulation with digital image controls to help the operator examine internal areas from the viewing position required.
Four-way articulation allows the distal end of the probe to be directed precisely around internal geometry.
Image settings can be adjusted directly from the operating unit to suit the inspection environment.
High-power LED illumination is transmitted through fibre optics to the probe tip.
Three probe diameters are available, allowing the system to be specified around access size and required working length.
| Probe diameter | Working length | Articulation | Field of view |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4.0 mm | 1.5 – 4.0 m | 4-way 360° | 120° |
| 6.0 mm | 1.5 – 7.5 m | 4-way 360° | 90° |
| 8.0 mm | 1.5 – 7.5 m | 4-way 360° | 90° |
Configuration availability should be confirmed with Rausch UK when specifying the system for a particular application.
The iRis XT is suited to specialist remote visual inspection where access is restricted, the inspection point cannot be viewed directly or hazardous-area requirements apply.
Visual inspection inside machinery, plant components, pipework and difficult-to-access assemblies.
Inspection through restricted openings without dismantling the surrounding structure.
Search and inspection of hidden spaces within vehicles, structures and other enclosed areas.
Suitable hazardous-area applications where the selected iRis XT configuration matches the site classification.
Download the iRis XT specification including probe options, operating conditions, recording capabilities and hazardous-area information.
Key questions when specifying the iRis XT for remote visual inspection and hazardous-area work.
Yes. The Rausch specification identifies the iRis XT as ATEX Category 3 with the marking Ex II 3 G Ex ic nA IIC T4 Gc. The exact suitability of the equipment should always be checked against the classification and requirements of the inspection location before use.
The iRis XT is available with 4 mm, 6 mm and 8 mm probe configurations. The 4 mm version is available in working lengths from 1.5 to 4 metres, while 6 mm and 8 mm versions are available in working lengths from 1.5 to 7.5 metres.
Yes. The probe uses four-way articulation with up to 360° control, allowing the distal end to be positioned around internal geometry during inspection.
Yes. The system records MPEG4 video and BMP still images with date and time information. Files are stored on an SDHC memory card, with support for cards up to 32 GB.
The probe and distal end are specified as waterproof up to 1 bar, equivalent to approximately 10.2 metres of water head. The probe and distal end are also specified as resistant to oils and 5% saline.
Start with the smallest access diameter, the required inspection distance and the hazardous-area classification of the site. Rausch UK can then help identify the appropriate probe diameter, working length and system configuration.
Tell us the access size, inspection distance, application and hazardous-area requirements. We can help identify the appropriate iRis XT probe configuration and confirm its suitability for your intended inspection.
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