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雷竞技appFluke ii900 and ii910 acoustic imaging contrast

On May 23, 2023|Leak detection

Using ii900 gas, vacuum, compressed air leak detection

雷竞技appFluke ii900 audio-visual apparatusand雷竞技appBureau of Fluke ii910 ultrasonic imagingThere are many similarities.Both devices using the microphone array to detect leaks.Then converts detected leak sound visualization SoundMap ™ images, so you can "see" the sound.Like ii900, ii910 can be used for scanning a region quickly, at the same time, through a simple one-click capture to gather photos and video.The two devices have almost the same 7 inch LCD touch screen;But there are some key differences between both.

Although two acoustic imager on specification is very close, but in the frequency range, distance, minimum frame rate and reporting functions exist significant differences.

Use ii900 leak detection With ii910 detection of corona discharge, partial discharge and leakage
Frequency range 2 kHz to 52 kHz 2 kHz to 100 kHz
distance 0.5 to more than 50 meters (1.6 to more than 164 feet) 0.5 to more than 120 m * (1.6 to more than 393 feet)
The minimum frame rate 12.5 FPS 25 FPS
Reporting capabilities LeakQ LeakQ
PDQ mode

Ii910 bureau of ultrasonic imaging

Ii910 can detect partial discharge (PD) - this is an insulator, transformer, switch devices and high voltage power line is a serious problem.If not tested, this problem may lead to a power outage, fire, explosion or arc flash.Ii910 provides one for the leak detection and partial discharge problem of all-in-one tool.

Using ii900 gas, vacuum, compressed air leak detection

Ii900 acoustic imager has a simple and intuitive interface, make the technical personnel to identify leaks audio, to filter out the larger background noise.Technical team in operation during the peak check the whole factory a few hours.You can quickly and easily determine the need for air leak repair work, to ensure the efficient operation and reduce energy costs - this is.Can save and export the images to be used for reporting purposes.

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