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Designed for routine defect elimination and tree-trimming work near energized operating lines, including power transmission and distribution lines, railway contact networks, and through automatic block lines.
Operating methods: short-stick operation from an aerial work platform, or ground operation with a hot stick.

The Fluke ii1050 Acoustic Imager gives maintenance and reliability teams a fast way to locate compressed air, gas and vacuum leaks, detect partial discharge, identify mechanical issues, and verify air tightness, all with one acoustic imaging platform.
SoundSight™ Acoustic Imaging Technology combines a 202-microphone array with a visible-light image to show where abnormal sounds are coming from, even in noisy industrial environments. With a 2 kHz to 100 kHz frequency range and detection capability up to 150 m (492 ft) depending on ambient conditions, the ii1050 helps technicians quickly scan equipment and investigate problems from a safe distance.
Purpose-built analysis modes help teams move from detection to action. LeakQ™ estimates leak rate and associated energy cost to help prioritize compressed air repairs. PDQ Mode™ identifies partial discharge sources, estimates discharge probability, and displays real-time PRPD patterns for evaluating electrical assets. MecQ™ helps identify mechanical issues such as bearing defects, friction, and turbulence before they become obvious through vibration, heat, or audible noise.
Choose the ii1050 configuration that fits your inspection needs. In addition to the standard ii1050 Acoustic Imager, available configurations add the Fluke TC03A iSee™ Thermal Camera Attachment for thermal, acoustic, and visible-light inspection in a single workflow. Other configurations add the SB140 SoundBeacon™, which works with Beacon Mode to quickly locate sealing defects during air-tightness inspections. Configurations with Fluke Premium Care are also available, with one- and three-year coverage options.
Whichever configuration you choose, the ii1050 streamlines inspection and documentation with a 7-inch anti-glare touchscreen, 13 MP visible-light camera, 128 GB of storage, asset tagging, notes, action prioritization, and on-device reporting, helping teams find problems earlier and turn inspection results into corrective action faster.

The Fluke ii1030 Acoustic Imager gives maintenance teams a faster way to find compressed air, gas and vacuum leaks and verify air tightness, without spending hours tracing lines or checking individual connections.
SoundSight™ Acoustic Imaging Technology uses an array of 202 digital MEMS microphones to detect ultrasonic sound and overlay its location onto a visible image. Technicians can scan large areas and quickly see where a leak is coming from, even in noisy industrial environments. With a detection range of more than 100 m depending on ambient conditions, the ii1030 also helps locate difficult-to-access leaks from a safer distance.
Finding the leak is only part of the job. LeakQ™ Mode estimates leak rate and associated energy cost, helping teams understand which leaks are costing the most and prioritize repairs accordingly. The Fluke Online LeakQ™ Reporting Tool can also estimate the CO₂ emissions associated with identified compressed air leaks.
For manufacturing and quality applications, the ii1030 also supports Beacon Mode when used with the optional Fluke SB140 SoundBeacon™. This provides a fast, non-contact way to identify sealing defects and verify air tightness in components, assemblies and equipment.
A 7-inch anti-glare touchscreen, 13 MP visible-light camera and SoundMap™ acoustic overlay make findings easy to see and document. Capture images and video, add asset information and notes, prioritize corrective actions, and generate reports directly on the instrument, helping turn inspection findings into repairs faster.
The result is a simpler workflow for finding leaks, reducing wasted energy and keeping compressed air and process systems operating efficiently.

In electrical maintenance works, in order to cope with safety standards, it becomes necessary to identify correct cable unambiguously prior to its manipulation. Cutting the wrong cable may result in the following consequences:
The Ariadna CI – Cable Identifier is an advanced, yet simple to operate, digital tool. It helps users to easily identify any de-energized electric cables, energized MV cables and energized LV cables, among multiple conductors, in trenches, manholes, panels, aerial/underground conversions, etc.
With a single device, any types of cables can be identified in both Medium and Low Voltage and it does not require calibration prior to identification.
Standardized for electrical safety procedures, by world’s leading Electric utilities.
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High current, high power multi-phase relay test system SMRT46R
Multipurpose, lightweight, field portable test set for testing a wide variety of relays and similar protective devices.
The SMRT46R is a multipurpose, lightweight, field portable test set capable of testing various electromechanical, solid-state and microprocessor-based protective relays, motor overload relays, and similar protective devices.
You can manually control the SMRT46R test system with Megger’s new Smart Touch View Interface (STVI). The SMRT46R has this feature built-in, enabling it to be used without a PC via an intuitive, high-resolution graphic touch screen, whereas the SMRT46 requires an external device.