Buy Fluke FLUKE-II500 Gas leak detector Datalogger function, USB interface

Portable acoustic measuring device with display. It shows a piping system image with temperature and sound measurement values.

A portable, yellow handheld device with a touchscreen displays an image of a system for acoustic analysis and technical inspection.

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Technical specifications

Frequency 2 to 52 kHz
Detection range 0.5 to 50 m
0.3 MP camera resolution
Operating time 6 h
Storage: 20 GB
Field of view (FOV) 63°± 5°
Focus: Set permanently
0.3 MP digital camera resolution
17.8 cm (7") LCD screen
Display resolution 1280 x 800 (1,024,000 pixels)
Touch-screen: Capacitive
Sound measurement from 15.4 to 133.1 dB
Operating temperature: -10 °C to + +45 °C.

Product type: Gas leak detector

Unit of measurement: Vacuum
Gas

Dim: (L x W x H) 68 x 322 x 186 mm

Features: Datalogger function
USB interface

Weight: 2.1 kg

Width: 322 mm

Height: 186 mm

Length: 68 mm

: IP40

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Datasheet 3342387 Fluke FLUKE-II500 Gas leak detector Datalogger function, USB interface

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User & Safety Instructions 3342387 Fluke FLUKE-II500 Gas leak detector Datalogger function, USB interface

Description

The Fluke i500 Sound Camera with LeakQ™ technology helps maintenance teams detect, locate, and prioritize gas leaks. Without training, the maintenance teams can now check for gas and vacuum leaks, even during ongoing production. The i500 easily insulates the sound frequency of the leak to visualize leaks in spite of loud background noise.

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Features

Simple, fast and secure visual detection of leaks in compressed gas systems
On the 17.8 cm (7") large LC-touch-screen the SoundMap™ ("sound image") and the view picture are superimposed. This facilitates the rapid detection of leaks
The intuitive user interface does not require training for maintenance teams