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Houseables Inspection Mirror, LED Light Telescoping Mirrors, 34"

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360-DEGREE ROTATION - Telescopic inspection mirror has a 360-degree lens rotation for optimal viewing. No dead angles or strenuous viewing. Inspect from a variety of angles to ensure the integrity of construction, cars, or structures.

2 EXTRA BRIGHT LED LIGHTS - Increase visibility with 2 extra bright LED lights attached to the telescopic mirrors. View hard-to-see and hard-to-reach areas that may be dark. The 2 lights will illuminate areas so you have a complete view free of obstruction.

EXTENDS TO 34 INCHES - Our telescopic inspection mirror extends to a total length of 34 inches so you can attain views far into unreachable spaces. With nearly 3 feet of extension, our telescopic mirror is perfect for toolmakers, machinists, inspectors, and mechanics.

SHATTERPROOF MIRROR - Our fully polished glass mirror is shatter resistant, making it ideal for maneuvering around tight and small spaces. Scan and inspect dark crevices that would normally go unseen. Excellent for use amongst heavy machinery as the mirror will not shatter or break.

VERSATILE AND HANDY- Not only does our inspection mirror allow you to peer underneath your car more safely, but you can use it a variety of other ways. Purpose it for gazing at those far to reach spaces such as behind your computer, atop those ridiculously high shelves, and more!

Product Description

Works with A/V Equipment or Computers

If youâre in the technology industry or simply love working with computers, Houseablesâ lighted telescoping inspection mirror will be your most prized tool. If you work with A/V equipment or computers you understand the hassle of finding ports and plug-ins on the back side of the machine. Our telescoping inspection mirror allows you to slip the mirror behind the equipment to identify the location of ports, plugins, and cables.

Peer into Guitar Soundholes

When inspecting vintage guitars or repairing new ones, viewing the inside of an acoustic guitar can be tricky. Our telescoping inspection mirror can be inserted into the guitar to find issues unseen from the outside. Check for cracks in the wood or loose bindings that affect the sound of the guitar. The 2 LED lights will illuminate the dark inners of the instrument for a full working view.

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A Mechanics Best Friend

Whether youâre a professional mechanic, a hobbyist, or simply repairing your personal vehicle, our telescoping inspection mirror will be your best friend. The lightweight mirror can extend to 34 inches so you can maneuver into small spaces under the car or in between machinery. Check for leaks, breaks, or broken articles that can only be seen from within. Donât risk injury by climbing and reaching into dangerously tight and cramped spaces.

Perfect for At-Home Use

The benefits are endless when it comes to our telescoping inspection mirror and your home. Inspect the foundation of your home without having to crawl around on your knees. Check hard-to-see areas that are too high up such as the top shelf of a closet, above a refrigerator, or on top of a bookshelf. Now you donât have to step up on that rickety stool and risk the possibility of falling and injuring oneself just to reach high-level spaces.

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