Fluke ii915 Acoustic Imager: Detect, Locate, and Assess Anomalies

The Fluke ii915 Acoustic Imager is a powerful tool designed to identify and evaluate issues in various systems. With three distinct modes—LeakQ™, PDQ™, and MecQ™—this innovative device empowers maintenance professionals to take proactive measures and prevent costly problems. Let’s explore its capabilities:

Leak Detection with More Sensitivity
LeakQ™ Mode: Detect Hidden Costs

Leaks in compressed air, gas, steam, and vacuum systems can lead to significant financial losses. The Fluke ii915 simplifies leak detection by allowing technicians to visualize sound. As they scan hoses, fittings, and connections, the built-in acoustic array captures decibel levels per frequency. The resulting SoundMap™ overlays on a visual image, making it easy to pinpoint leaks—even during peak operation hours. Say goodbye to time-consuming inspections and hello to efficient leak detection. Fluke ii915 has the high frequency range and best sensitivity to do acoustic leak detection more efficiently.

Early Mechanical Issue Identification
MecQ™ Mode: Efficient Inspection for Conveyor Systems

Conveyor systems are notorious for their complexity and potential to disrupt production. The Fluke ii915 acoustic camera revolutionizes inspection by enabling contactless scanning of large areas. Advanced noise filtering ensures clear images, even in high-noise environments. Detecting potential mechanical issues early allows targeted maintenance, preventing unplanned downtime. For seamless operation and proactive maintenance of large conveyance systems, the Fluke ii915 Acoustic Imager with MecQ™ is the ultimate choice.

Visualizing the Invisible Threat
PDQ™ Mode: Locating Partial Discharge

Partial discharge poses serious risks, from arc flash fires to blackouts. The Fluke ii915 translates partial discharge sounds into visuals, precisely pinpointing their location. With an extended frequency range of 2-100 kHz, this tool can detect partial discharge even earlier and aids maintenance planning to prevent catastrophic events. High-voltage electricians, electrical test engineers, and grid maintenance teams can now see what was once invisible.

Key features
• Enhanced Performance: Improved detection performance for gas leaks, electrical discharges, and mechanical issues.
• LeakQ™ Mode: Estimated leak size and cost.
• PDQ Mode™: Assesses discharge severity.
• MecQ™ Mode: Proactively address potential problems in rotating mechanical components.
• Reporting Features: Integrated visual and textual tagging and annotation functionalities for streamlined reporting.
• Wireless Upload: Easily transfer data to Fluke Connect.

Fluke ii500 Acoustic Imager with LeakQ™: Detect, Locate, and Capture Gas Leaks
The Fluke ii500 Acoustic Imager, equipped with LeakQ™ technology, empowers maintenance teams to detect and locate gas leaks efficiently. Designed for ease of use, it requires no specialized training. Even during peak production periods, teams can effectively identify gas and vacuum leaks. The ii500's advanced acoustic leak detection technology isolates leak sound frequencies, making leaks visible even in noisy environments.

Key features
• Ready-to-Use: The Fluke ii500 is ready out of the box. Its rugged, ergonomic design ensures easy handling, while the large 7" LCD display allows for clear leak visualization.
• Quick Detection: Even users with minimal experience can start detecting leaks within minutes. The tool estimates relative leak size and cost, incorporating a new distance-estimation feature and the 1-10 LeakQ™ severity index.
• SoundMap™ Overlay: The 7" LCD touchscreen overlays a SoundMap™ on visual images, facilitating rapid leak location identification.
• Intuitive Interface: Easily isolate leak sound frequencies and filter out background noise.
• Tagging and Organization: Use image and video tagging, annotation, and folders for efficient organization.
• Leak Sizing: Prioritize repairs based on relative leak size.
• Collaboration: The reporting tool allows sharing of visuals, tagging, and notes with team members and repair personnel.

Use the Fluke 568 Ex for intrinsically safe temperature measurements anywhere in the world



The Fluke 568 Ex Intrinsically Safe Infrared Thermometer is certified by major rating bodies for use in Class I Div. 1 and Div. 2 or Zone 1 and 2 hazardous environments anywhere in the world. Whether you work in petroleum, chemical, oil and gas, or pharmaceutical environments, the 568 Ex allows you to carry the most trusted name in test tools into most Ex-rated areas around the globe. The simple, three-button on-screen menu interface is quick to use and makes even complex measurements easy. It takes just a few pushes of a button to adjust emissivity, record data, or turn on and off alarms. The 50:1 distance-to-spot ratio allows you to measure smaller objects from further away. And it also is compatible with K-type probes for contact measurements. Either way, you can count on the rugged, ergonomic design to stand up to tough conditions.



Other useful features:

- Instantly alerts you to measurements outside of set limits with audible and visual alarms

- Provides with 1% measurement accuracy

- Comes with thermocouple K bead probe and two-year warranty -30-

- Features a rugged, easy-to-use, ergonomic design that stands up to tough industrial, electrical, and mechanical environments

- Works with mini-connector K-type thermocouples

- Allows easy access to advanced features with soft-key buttons and graphical display

- Captures up to 99 points of data for quick downloading to a PC through the USB connection

- Powered by two AA batteries

- Allows you to confidently measure a wide variety of surfaces with adjustable emissivity and built-in materials table

- Easily adapts to lighting conditions with a two-level backlight

Key features
• Lightweight, portable, and fast
• Built-in two-channel readout for PRT, RTD, thermocouple, 4-20 mA current
• True reference thermometry with accuracy to ±0.01 °C
• On-board automation and documentation
• Metrology performance in accuracy, stability, uniformity, and loading