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Manufacturer number: FLK-II1050/FPC1
| Leakage type: | Compressed Air / Vacuum / Gas |
|---|---|
| Mechanical mode: | Ja |
| Partial discharge detection: | Ja |
| Weight (kg): | 3.87 |
| max. Distance: | 150 |
| max. Frequency range (kHz): | 100 |
| min. Frequency range (KHz): | 2 |
The Fluke ii1050 is an industrial precision acoustic camera for the noncontact detection and evaluation of leaks, electrical partial discharges, and mechanical anomalies. In addition to leak quantification with LeakQ, PDQ Mode enables the real-time visualization of partial discharges using a PRPD diagram. MecQ supports the early detection of mechanical anomalies in rotating components through frequency-selective measurement and trend analysis.
202 MEMS microphones capture signals ranging from 2 to 100 kHz with a detection range of 0.5 m to over 150 m, depending on the environment. SoundMap superimposes sound sources onto the image from the 13-MP camera; a 7-inch anti-glare touchscreen facilitates on-site assessment. Additional features include 110 GB of storage, Wi-Fi, an LED light, IP54 protection, and on-device report generation. Weighing approximately 1.2 kg with the battery, the device offers more than seven hours of total runtime with two interchangeable batteries. With an optional TC03A module, diagnostics can be supplemented with thermal images. The package also includes 1 year of Fluke Premium Care with accident damage coverage, express service, express delivery, and priority support in accordance with the manufacturer’s terms and conditions.
FLUKE is a globally recognized manufacturer of electronic test and measurement instruments as well as software solutions for industry, energy supply, electrical installation, photovoltaics, building technology, and medical technology. The portfolio includes acoustic imaging cameras, power quality analyzers, digital multimeters, clamp meters, installation testers, calibrators, thermal imaging cameras, appliance testers, and handheld oscilloscopes.