Acoustic Imaging Cameras & Imagers
- Detect and analyse
- Suitable for FLIR acoustic imaging cameras
- 96 MEMS microphones
- Frequency range: 2kHz to 100kHz
- Detection range: up to 130m
- 124 microphones
- View the leak rate (l/min or CFM) in real-time
- Auto-filtering & automatic distance input
- NEW Mechanical Fault mode
- NEW Built-in LED lights
- NEW Fleet Management functionality
- 12MP digital camera
- 8x digital zoom
- 1280 x 720px, 5-inch colour screen
- Detect PD from up to 200m from the source
- NEW Fleet Management functionality
- NEW 1280 x 720px, 5-inch colour screen
- 1280 x 720px, 5-inch colour screen
- Built-in LED lights
- One-handed operation
- Automatic tuning
- Locate leaks and PD from up to 200m (656ft) from the source
- Identify leaks 5x smaller from 4x the distance
- Find PD faults 30x smaller than previously possible
- 124 low-noise MEMS microphones
- 75° diagonal field of view
- 1280 x 720 video image resolution
- 12MP colour camera
- Frequency range: 2-130 kHz
- Advanced leak detection estimates the size, rate, and cost of leaks
- Fleet management
- Locate leaks and PD from up to 200m
- Mechanical Fault mode
- Built-in LED lights
· 24/7 partial discharge, corona, & arcing monitoring
· AI-powered PD classification & severity assessment
· 200m detection range
- Automatic AI-based partial discharge severity assessment
- Mechanical fault analysis
- Fleet management functionality
- Frequency range: 2-130 kHz
- 12MP colour camera
- Advanced leak detection; mechanical fault analysis; PD classification
About Acoustic Imaging Cameras & Imagers
Overcome the challenges of leak detection with an acoustic camera. An imaging device is used to locate sound sources and characterise them. It consists of a group of microphones, also called a microphone array, from which signals are simultaneously collected and processed to form a representation of the location of the sound sources.
Compressed air leaks, vacuum system leaks, and electrical partial discharge are all expensive system issues that lead to unplanned outages, productivity reduction, consume power, and may negatively impact worker safety. Ultrasound imaging with an acoustic camera is an easy-to-use, effective way to detect these equipment issues as part of a complete asset management plan. Acoustic imaging typically allows professionals to complete their inspections ten times faster than with traditional methods.