Fluke ii915/FPC3 – Acoustic Imager (2-100kHz) with LeakQ, PDQ, MecQ and Wi-Fi; Includes 3 Years of Premium Care

• This package includes the ii915 and 3 years of Fluke Premium Care
• Detection range: Up to 393 feet (120 meters)
• LeakQ mode: Leak size scale, leak rate, and leak cost estimation
• PDQ mode: Partial discharge, on-device PD classification
• MecQ mode: Mechanical inspection, on-device feature to detect and document mechanical issues

Fluke acoustic imagers give you the power to see sound, transforming the way industrial inspections are carried out. Whether it’s compressed air or gas leaks, partial discharge issues, or mechanical anomalies, Fluke gives you the tools to improve the bottom line through easy and fast inspections that boost efficiency, maximize uptime, reduce costs, and improve safety. Not only do Fluke acoustic imagers detect and pinpoint the location of potential issues, but they also offer further analysis and assessment through advanced modes such as LeakQ, PDQ, and MecQ.

Fluke Acoustic Imagers are sound cameras that use an array of 64 micro-electronic surface-mount microphones to capture sound waves emanating from an object.

With advanced electronics and software algorithms, sound signals are converted into an image and overlaid onto a visual image -(SoundMap) – on the 7-inch, 1280 x 800-pixel LCD touchscreen. Acoustic imaging accurately pinpoints the direction of sound waves in a wide range of frequencies, such as those from compressed air system leaks or partial discharge. Compressor system leaks typically emit sound from 30 to 60 kHz, and partial discharges (electrical leaks) typically emit sound from 20 to 110 kHz.

Because the frequency of sound emitted from mechanical issues can exhibit many different frequencies and change with time, the ii915 includes an expanded frequency range of 2–100 kHz to give the earliest possible detection.

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.

While most manufacturers know these 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.

Conveyor systems, with their vast size and intricate components, often pose a maintenance challenge, threatening to disrupt production and cause unplanned downtime. The Fluke ii915 with MecQ, a game-changer in the field, enables efficient scanning of large areas, detecting and documenting potential issues for more targeted maintenance. With its contactless scanning and advanced noise filtering, the Fluke ii915 Acoustic Imager with MecQ Mode ensures safety and delivers clear images even in high-noise environments. By detecting areas of concern early on, it instills confidence in its users, enabling proactive measures to prevent costly problems, surpassing traditional methods.

For professionals seeking to ensure seamless operation of large conveyance systems, the Fluke ii915 Acoustic Imager with MecQ is the ultimate choice.

Partial discharge, a serious issue that can lead to arc flash fires, blackouts, explosions, and danger to life, is now a visible threat. Whether you are inspecting insulators, transformers, switch gears, or high-voltage powerlines, the Fluke ii915 Acoustic Imager with PDQ Mode is your proactive tool. This tool, designed for high-voltage electricians, electrical test engineers, and grid maintenance teams, translates the sound of partial discharge into visuals that pinpoint the location. With an extended frequency range of 2-100 kHz, the ii915 enables early detection of potential problems, empowering you to plan maintenance and prevent catastrophic events.