Fluke FLUKE-II905 Acoustic Air Leak Imager Detector

Product Description

The FLUKE FLUKE-II905 is an acoustic air leak imager designed for detecting compressed air, gas, and vacuum leaks in industrial and commercial systems. It uses sound-based detection across an adjustable frequency range of 2 kHz to 65 kHz to locate leaks that are invisible to the naked eye. The instrument features a 7-inch LCD with a resolution of 1280 x 800, overlaying acoustic data onto a live image so technicians can pinpoint leak sources quickly. Sensitivity is rated at 30 seconds per 2 mm, allowing for reliable detection in typical service environments. This tool is used by instrumentation technicians, industrial mechanics, and facility maintenance professionals.

The FLUKE-II905 is suited for compressed air system audits, pneumatic line inspections, and vacuum leak checks in manufacturing plants, process facilities, and commercial HVAC applications. The adjustable frequency range allows the operator to filter background noise and isolate target leak signatures in noisy plant environments. It is appropriate for both routine preventive maintenance surveys and troubleshooting service calls where locating leaks by sound or pressure loss alone is impractical.

Key Features

• Acoustic leak detection with adjustable frequency range from 2 kHz to 65 kHz
• 7-inch LCD display at 1280 x 800 resolution for visual overlay of leak location data
• Detection sensitivity of 30 seconds per 2 mm for precise leak identification
• Sound-based alarm type for immediate audible feedback during scanning
• Operating temperature range of 14 degrees F to 113 degrees F for field use
• Humidity tolerance of 10 to 95 percent non-condensing

Compatibility

Designed for use in compressed air, pneumatic, and vacuum leak detection applications as described under the LeakQ application category. No specific equipment model compatibility is stated by the manufacturer for this instrument.

Installation Notes

The FLUKE-II905 is a handheld detection instrument and does not require hardwired installation. Technicians should follow applicable facility lockout/tagout procedures before approaching pressurized lines for close-range scanning. No disassembly of the system under inspection is required during normal leak detection operation. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for calibration intervals and storage requirements.