Hearing is believing, seeing is believing! Acoustic black technology is here!

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FlukeIntroduces the ii900, the first industrial acoustic imager

Quickly and easily detect compressed air, steam, gas and vacuum leaks. The handheld Fluke ii900 Sonic Industrial Imager enables maintenance teams to quickly and accurately locate air, steam, gas and vacuum leaks in compressed air systems. The intuitive, user-friendly interface enables technicians to isolate the frequency of the sound of a leak, filtering out background noise. Even during peak production, teams can inspect an entire plant in just a few hours. Featuring SoundSight technology, this industrial thermal imager offers a new way to locate problems through sound. Leak identification is simple, with a colorful SoundMap displayed on top of the visible light image of the equipment, enabling quick visual location. With visible light images, it's easy to quickly scan large areas and even identify leaks from a distance.

Functions and features

ii900Industrial Acoustic Imager 7” LCDTouchscreen SoundMapOverlay on Visible Light Image
Target Industries Manufacturing Aerospace Automobile Glass Machinery, Instrumentation and Electrical Appliances Plastics and Rubber Mining and Ore Dressing Process Manufacturing Cement Chemical Industry Food & Beverage Pulp, Paper & Wood	Get more performance from the same air compressor Delay the purchase of additional compressors Ensure pneumatic equipment has the correct air pressure Reduce energy costs Shorten leak detection time Improve production line reliability Integrate leak detection as part of typical maintenance procedures Train your team in just minutes Verify repair results Optimize compressed air budget

Finally, a better way to quickly and easily identify compressed air, gas and vacuum leaks. With minimal training, technicians can begin checking for air leaks as part of typical maintenance.

Ease of use

1 Adjustment range

2 View fusion of SoundMap and visible light image

3 Leaks are easily identified

Customer Applications

Industrial maintenance teams, maintenance supervisors, plant maintenance managers and plant operations managers all rely on compressed air, gas or vacuum in their work.
Measure distance VS Leaked size
English units	0.005 CFM 100 PSI 33 Feet 150 ml/min 700 PSI kPa	10 meters
Typical leakage location Joint Pipe joint Valve Flange Stop valve Connection of pneumatic tools [align =center]Small branches Bushings Hose and hose reels Storage tanks		Positioning tools used Compressed air leak Compressed gas leak Vacuum leak Steam leak Any other leak that produces noise (whether audible or not)

Common gas leak points

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Location tools used

Compressed air leaks

Compressed gas leaks

Vacuum leaks

Steam leaks

Any other leak that produces noise

(whether audible or not)

[/td][/tr] [/table] Common gas leakage points

Scan the QR code below or click the link below to make an appointment for a demonstration

>>Click here to make an appointment

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Location tools used

Compressed air leaks

Compressed gas leaks

Vacuum leaks

Steam leaks

Any other leak that produces noise

(whether audible or not)

[/td][/tr] [/table] Common gas leakage points

Scan the QR code below or click the link below to make an appointment for a demonstration

>>Click here to make an appointment

littleshrimp

"Listen to the sound and catch the fly"

maychang

The gray square on the back of the instrument is obviously an acoustic "antenna" for sound location. The side length of the square is no more than 10 cm, so it can only locate sounds with relatively high frequencies. The sound of air leakage happens to have a relatively high frequency, so it is easy to locate. It is a very clever concept and design.

倾心思梦

Thanks for sharing!