Fluke has launched a more affordable acoustic imaging camera, model II01, that can work with select smartphones and tablets.
Fluke says their acoustic camera “turns hidden problems into visible fixes” and can help users “identify leaks and faults faster.”
The Fluke II01 camera has an array of built-in microphones that help to pinpoint sound sources. The accompanying iSee app then overlays the sensor data over a visual image to help users map out the source.
It has a frequency range of 2 kHz to 48 kHz.
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The most common use would be identifying compressed air or gas leaks in industrial environments.
At this time the Fluke ii01 is ONLY compatible with ANDROID devices.
Price: $999.99
While the price seems high, their standalone accoustic imager is priced at over $26K. I’ve seen standalone pocket-sized acoustic cameras from other brands for as low as $1300.
