The TC03A thermal camera helps identify thermal anomalies, while the ii01 acoustic camera uses advanced acoustic imaging to locate compressed air leaks.
The ability to inspect without physical contact makes thermal imaging extremely useful for assessing multiple assets or areas that are difficult, time-consuming, or dangerous to access. The Fluke TC03A handheld thermal camera combines a thermal resolution of 384 × 288 with SuperResolution up to 768 × 576 to provide detailed images, while manual focus allows for inspections at varying distances, from close-range electronic components to equipment that may be difficult to access directly.
Identifying an anomaly is only the first step; technicians must also understand what they are seeing and determine what actions to take. Integrated with the Fluke iSee™ app, the TC03A provides temperature difference information, multi-mode alerts, and real-time warnings to help technicians evaluate results and make informed decisions in the field.
But not all maintenance problems reveal themselves through heat. Some problems produce sound, which requires a different approach to pinpointing the source.
The Fluke ii01 acoustic camera uses SoundMap™ technology to help technicians locate compressed air and gas leaks, even in hard-to-reach areas. With a detection frequency range of 2 kHz to 48 kHz and a range of up to 50 meters, depending on site conditions, the ii01 allows technicians to scan larger areas and accurately identify potential leak sources without having to inspect each connection individually.
Once a potential leak is identified, technicians need information to help them assess the problem on-site. The one-key leak detection mode highlights potential leak sources, while real-time dB readings provide additional diagnostic information to facilitate follow-up inspection and repair.
Both the TC03A and ii01 are part of the Fluke iSee™ Mobile series, which combines professional inspection capabilities with a mobile-centric platform to help technicians identify potential problems, prioritize follow-up, and keep maintenance on track.
Key benefits of both solutions include:
Compact and rugged design — Lightweight, portable, and built with rugged IP54 protection for demanding industrial environments;
Connected workflow — Integration with the Fluke iSee™ app enables real-time capture, reporting, and seamless sharing of images and data;
Enhanced productivity — Faster inspections and intuitive operation reduce downtime and improve maintenance efficiency, complementing more advanced thermal and acoustic tools;
Mobile-centric flexibility — Increased accessibility to professional tools to equip frontline technicians with fast and effective inspection tools.
“Professional diagnostics can no longer be limited to specialized equipment. They must be available wherever technicians work. Especially since maintenance teams today are expected to inspect more assets and prevent failures before they occur,” said Vineet Thuvara, product manager at Fluke. “This innovation makes advanced diagnostics more accessible, enabling more technicians to quickly identify hidden thermal and acoustic issues with professional-grade tools that fit their current workflows. This helps organizations move from reactive troubleshooting to more proactive, data-driven maintenance.”.
