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FLIR Ultrasonic Leak Detector, Battery Life 7 H, Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery - T911981

This innovative FLIR ultrasonic leak detector is designed to easily detect pressurised leaks in compressed air systems and identify partial discharge problems in high-voltage electrical systems. With a lightweight and user-friendly design, this device is ideal for utility, manufacturing, and engineering professionals to quickly pinpoint efficiency loss and potential failures up to 10 times faster than traditional methods.

Features & Benefits

• Equipped with 124 microphones and a frequency range of 2 kHz to 31 kHz for precise acoustic imaging
• Overlays acoustic image in real time on top of a digital camera picture for accurate problem classification
• FLIR acoustic camera viewer cloud service automatically saves images for deeper analysis
• Helps in identifying issues quickly to keep power flowing and manufacturing operations running smoothly

Applications

• Detecting costly leaks in noisy industrial environments
• Viewing leak rate (l/min or CFM) and estimated yearly energy loss instantly
• Extending compressor life by eliminating wasted output
• Calculating critical decision-making data instantly with cloud analytics software
• Classifying partial discharge types to improve reliability of electrical systems

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Can it detect leaks more efficiently than traditional methods?

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Yes, the ultrasonic leak detector helps identify leaks up to 10 times faster.

Will it help in extending the life of compressors?

Yes, the device eliminates wasted output to maintain compressor efficiency.

Is cloud storage available for saving images?

Yes, the FLIR acoustic camera viewer cloud service automatically saves images for analysis.

Can it classify different types of partial discharges in electrical systems?

The device can classify surface discharge, floating discharge, and discharge into air.

Does the ultrasonic leak detector work in noisy industrial environments?

Yes, it can pinpoint costly leaks in noisy environments efficiently.