Your first acoustic camera found the problems. Now you can see which ones to fix first.

The acoustic imager your team already trusts, rebuilt from the ground up

The Fluke ii1030 and ii1050 deliver more fault coverage and more accuracy for less investment than you'd expect. A 202-element MEMS microphone array, a 13 MP visual camera, and IP54 durability built to catch the faults that cost you the most, at a price built to make that protection an easy decision. More capability, less cost to justify it.

The Fluke ii1050 Acoustic Camera with optional iSee Thermal Imager.  
Fluke ii1050 acoustic camera

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The faults your current camera can only see may still be costing you

Your current ii-Series has already proven the value of catching problems early. Here’s what’s still at stake in downtime costs if you can't prioritize the ones to fix first.
Automotive
$22,000 lost per minute in
automotive manufacturing plants
Food & beverage
Up to 20% production lost to downtime
in food manufacturing facilities
Distribution
$10,000 lost per hour to
downtime in one distribution center
Automotive manufacturing
Food and beverage manufacturing
Distribution operations

What’s new since your last acoustic camera?
Compressed air & vacuum systems
LeakQ™ leak quantification has been improved on the new platform, with better distance-estimation accuracy and CO2 emissions reporting now built in — so the leak detection you already rely on gets measurably sharper.

  • 202-element microphone array (up from 64) improves localization of smaller, fainter, and more closely spaced leaks.
  • 13 MP visual camera (up from 5 MP) produces clearer report imagery for the same leaks you’re already finding.
ii1050 finding an air leak
Using the ii1050 to find a rotating shaft fault
Conveyors, bearings & rotating equipment
This is new territory for your current device: MecQ™ Mode, available on the ii1050, adds mechanical fault detection across customizable frequency bands — something the ii500, ii900 and ii905 were never built to do. It’s an entirely new fault category your team can start covering with the same unit.

  • Identify potential issues on pumps, gearboxes, conveyors, and other rotating equipment before a breakdown.
  • Readings can be captured during normal operation without needing to stop the line.
Electrical infrastructure
PDQ Mode™, also new on the ii1050, classifies partial discharge activity and generates a phase-resolved PRPD plot across a 2–100 kHz range, giving your team a second application your ii500, ii900 and ii905 couldn’t support, from equipment you can already inspect from up to 120 meters away.

  • Assess high-voltage equipment without additional shutdown or close-proximity risk.
  • A capability gap your current device can’t close, available in the same form factor you already use.
Using the ii1050 to find electrical discharge
Using the ii1050 to find a rotating shaft fault
Add thermal inspection to your new ii-Series camera
The new iSee™ Thermal Camera Attachment (TC03A) is another capability your ii905 or ii915 never had. It snaps onto the ii1030 or ii1050 to add thermal imaging alongside acoustic — so you can verify a finding, catch an overheating component, or confirm an electrical hotspot, all in the same pass. Available as a standalone accessory or bundled with the ii1050.

  • Available as a standalone accessory for the ii1030, or as a bundled option with the ii1050.
  • Combine thermal, acoustic, and visible-light imaging in a single workflow — no separate inspection trip required.

Same team, same workflow, more capability 
The Fluke ii Series acoustic camera
No retraining required to get more out of every inspection
The point-and-scan interface your team already knows hasn’t changed — what’s changed is what it can find. On-device reporting is new, so your team can generate a finished report in the field without a PC or connectivity, in addition to the offline and online reporting they already use.

That's not a simplification, it's the whole point. The more people on your team who can inspect, the more of your facility actually gets inspected.

  • Minimal learning curve: existing operators are productive on day one. 
  • PhotoNotes, text annotations, and QR asset tagging carry over and are enhanced on the new platform. 
  • 110 GB of on-board memory (up from 32 GB) means fewer interruptions to offload data.

You already know fhat Fluke acoustic cameras can do
A trusted partner to industry for over seven decades
You chose Fluke for your first acoustic imager. The ii1030 and ii1050 build on that experience, giving you the latest generation of Fluke acoustic imaging while maintaining the reliability and ease of use you already know. If you haven't used a Fluke acoustic camera, the reasons to make the switch couldn't be more clear.

  • Built on decades of field-proven Fluke reliability.
  • The latest ii-Series technology with an easy-to-use experience that anyone on your team can master in just a few minutes.
Maintenance team using the ii1050
What could an upgrade unlock for your team? 
Your current acoustic camera already proved the value of acoustic imaging. See what your team gains by moving to the ii1030 or ii1050. Visit the ii1030 and ii1050 product pages or request a consultation with a Fluke specialist.
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