Fluke ii910 Precision Acoustic Imager

Leaks in compressed air, gas and vacuum systems hit both production uptime and the operations bottom line.

While most manufacturers know that these types of leaks exist, it has been too time consuming and tedious to address them until now. With the Fluke ii900 or ii910 and minimal training, your maintenance technicians can begin checking for leaks during their typical maintenance routine - even during peak operation hours.

The ii900 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.

The Fluke ii910 Precision Acoustic Imager is the perfect tool for high voltage electricians, electrical test engineers, and grid maintenance teams that are constantly inspecting and maintaining power distribution and industrial high voltage equipment. The ii910 provides a safe quick and easy way to detect and locate partial discharge in order to maintain high voltage equipment and prevent catastrophic events.

With the SoundSight™ technology the ii910 translates the sounds that it hears into a visual representation so that you can quickly locate problem areas. The higher frequency capability of the ii910 allows for earlier detection to facilitate early maintenance planning and is why the ii910 has a frequency range of 2-100Khz.

FEATURES

Do more with the same air compressors – delay the capital expense of installing an additional compressor.
Ensure proper air pressure to your pneumatic equipment.
Lower energy costs.
Reduce leak detection time
Improve reliability in your production line.
Make leak detection part of your typical maintenance routine.
Train the team in a matter of minutes.
Validate repairs on the spot.