Fluke ii900 Acoustic Imager
The Fluke ii900 is a handheld acoustic imager used to locate sound sources in industrial facilities. In practice, this means it can be used to locate leaks and other problems where sound can reveal the source of the fault before it becomes a major operational issue.
It measures sound with a microphone array and overlays the result onto a regular image from the built-in camera. This allows you to see both the visual area and a SoundMap simultaneously. This makes it easier to pinpoint a specific location, especially when the fault is not visible to the naked eye.
The screen is a 7" capacitive touchscreen, allowing the instrument to be operated directly on the device. It also has internal storage for images and video, so you can save findings from an inspection and document them afterward.
It is a relevant tool for maintenance, troubleshooting, and inspection in environments where compressed air and other industrial installations are used. Its handheld form makes it suitable for quickly moving around and checking many points without having to set up additional equipment.
The Fluke ii900 is a good choice when the task is to quickly find sound-related faults with visual assistance, allowing you to assess where intervention is needed.
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Specifications
- Handheld industrial acoustic imager
- 64 digital MEMS microphones
- Frequency range: 2 kHz to 52 kHz
- Built-in 1.2 MP camera for visible light
- Field of view: 63° ± 5°
- 7" capacitive LCD touchscreen
- Screen resolution: 1280 × 800
- Internal storage: 20 GB
- Stores images as blended view and SoundMap in .JPG or .PNG
- Stores video as blended .MP4 up to 5 minutes
- USB-C for data transfer
- Comes with two rechargeable Li-ion batteries
- Battery life: 6 hours per battery
- Battery charging time: approx. 3 hours
- Weight with battery: 2.15 kg
- Ingress protection: IP40
- This product has been discontinued
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