• Enables technicians see sound as they scan hoses, fittings, and connections for leaks
• Detection range: Up to 230 feet (70 meters)
• LeakQ mode: Leak size scale, leak rate, and leak cost estimation
• Frequency: 2 to 65 kHz
• Uses an array of 64 micro-electronic surface-mount microphones to capture sound waves emanating from an object

While most manufacturers know leaks exist, addressing them has been time-consuming and tedious. With the Fluke ii Series and minimal training, your maintenance technicians can begin checking for leaks during their typical maintenance routine - even during peak operation hours. The ii Series Acoustic Imagers let technicians see sound as they scan hoses, fittings, and connections for leaks. Its built-in acoustic array of tiny sensitive microphones generates a spectrum of decibel levels per frequency. Based on this output, an algorithm calculates a sound image, known as SoundMap, that is superimposed on a visual image. The SoundMap is automatically adapted depending on the frequency level selected so that background noise is filtered out, making it incredibly simple to detect compressed gas leaks.

1. Locate - Quickly and easily scan areas and pinpoint where unusual sounds are coming from – even those sounds out of range for human hearing.

2. Document - Take a screenshot of the point of interest. Then annotate and tag the photo to define follow-up action and urgency.

3. Share - Share the annotated screenshots with your team so they can respond and schedule maintenance.

4. Repair - Investigate the pinpointed areas further during planned downtime to determine what the problem is and proactively fix it.

Fluke offers several versions of its new ii series acoustic imager. The chart below provides a brief overview of main features for each model.

Fluke ii series acoustic imagers are also available as packages with 1 or 3 years of Fluke Premium Care.

When you invest in the best equipment in the industry, you want your money to go as far as possible. Fluke Premium Care provides coverage above and beyond your tool’s original product warranty, so you don’t need to worry about unexpected downtime caused by damaged test equipment, accessories, or tools in need of calibration or repair.

The chart below is a breakdown of acoustic imagers in this series and their corresponding care plans.