Teledyne FLIR T912182 | Clearance Sale - Si124 Cordless Industrial Ultrasonic Camera, 2 - 65 kHz, Plug-in Battery (DT2101_2212_L)

Name: T912182 | Clearance Sale - Si124 Cordless Industrial Ultrasonic Camera, 2 - 65 kHz, Plug-in Battery (DT2101_2212_L)
Brand: Teledyne FLIR
SKU: DT2101_2212_L
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Manufacturer number: DT2101_2212_L

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Special offer - Teledyne FLIR Si124 Cordless | Industrial acoustic imaging camera (sound camera), dynamic range > 120 dB, bandwidth 2 – 65 kHz (DT2101_2212_L).

Display: Resistive touchscreen, 5 inches, 800 × 480
Bandwidth: 2 kHz … 65 kHz, adjustable range
Video frame rate: 25 fps
Video image resolution: 1640 × 1234
Dynamic range: Over 120 dB
Distance: 0.3 m to 100 m
Acoustic measurement: 124 low-noise MEMS microphones, real-time sound visualization
Zoom: 2x digital zoom
Wireless data transfer: Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz IEEE 802.11.b/g/n/ac wireless LAN
Battery life: 2 hours when fully charged
Dimensions: 273 mm × 170 mm × 125 mm
Camera weight: 980 g

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Device type:	Sonic camera
Special item type:	Stock sale

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T912182 | Clearance Sale - Si124 Cordless Industrial Ultrasonic Camera, 2 - 65 kHz, Plug-in Battery (DT2101_2212_L)

The FLIR Si124 acoustic imaging camera helps you locate leaks in compressed air systems and detect partial and corona discharges in high voltage systems up to ten times faster than conventional methods. The lightweight handheld camera has 124 microphones and produces a precise acoustic image that makes ultrasonic signals visible even in noisy industrial environments. The acoustic image is superimposed on a digital camera image in real time, allowing the user to precisely locate the origin of the sound.

As this clever acoustic camera is equipped with the FLIR Acoustic Camera Viewer cloud service, it automatically saves every image it captures to the cloud immediately. You can then access the saved files at any time for more in-depth sound source analysis and problem classification. Through regular maintenance inspections, the FLIR Si124 can help facilities save energy costs and postpone the expense of installing new compressors.

The FLIR SI124 cordless models are characterized by their wireless battery (2 batteries included) and their extended bandwidth frequency of up to 65 kHz. The SI124 Cordless models come with a hard case that can accommodate up to 4 batteries in addition to the acoustic camera.

Product Features:

DETECT PROBLEMS FASTER
Acoustic imaging can detect compressed air leaks, partial and corona discharges up to ten times faster than traditional methods
REDUCE COSTS, INCREASE RELIABILITY
Minimize high equipment costs, malfunctions and failures by ensuring the appropriate air pressure for pneumatic devices and precisely locating partial or corona discharges
EASY INSPECTIONS
Assess leak severity and type of partial discharge in real time with this lightweight, smart device that can be operated with one hand is

Please note: Special items / clearance sales are in their original packaging and unused. All special items have a 1 year guarantee. The item is subject to prior sale. The configuration of a special item cannot be changed.

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About the Manufacturer

Teledyne FLIR

Teledyne FLIR is the world's largest manufacturer of thermal imaging cameras and thermographic instruments. Teledyne FLIR covers an incredibly wide range and has the optimal thermal imaging camera for every application, whether construction, research and development or industrial manufacturing. Since 2010 dataTec is Platinum Distributor of FLIR and, of course, now of Teledyne FLIR.