Adopt this acoustic imaging camera as part of a regular maintenance routine to identify issues fast, helping utilities keep the power flowing and manufacturing operations going. This lightweight, one-handed solution can help utility, manufacturing, and engineering professionals identify efficiency loss and potential failures up to 10x faster than traditional methods. In addition, overlay acoustic images in real-time on top of a digital camera picture to accurately pinpoint the source of the sound and classify problems.

Find leaks 10x faster

Reduce electricity waste and optimize equipment performance.

• Pinpoint costly leaks in noisy industrial environments
• Instantly view the leak rate (l/min or CFM) and estimated yearly energy loss
• Extend compressor life by eliminating wasted output
• Combine leak reporting with thermography inspection in Thermal Studio software (sold separately)

See PD and corona

Minimize equipment failures and downtime that result from PD/corona issues.

• Classify partial discharge type including negative corona, positive and negative corona, floating discharge, and surface or internal discharge
• Identify corona discharge day or night, allowing quick replacement of defective components before a catastrophic failure
• Operate the lightweight camera with one hand for safety and reduced strain

Visualize, classify, quantify

Conduct offline and online analysis and reporting with Thermal Studio desktop suite or Acoustic Camera Viewer cloud software.

• Automatically upload, store, and back up images and data to the cloud and conduct deep analysis
• Quickly calculate estimated yearly energy expense caused by a compressed air/vacuum leak
• Assess whether service or replacement are needed by classifying PD/corona types instantly
• Determine the level of threat from partial discharge with AI powered automatic discharge classification, severity assessment, and recommended action for partial discharge inspections

Applications

• Condition monitoring
• Manufacturing
• Electric power utility
• Oil and gas
• Industrial

How to update your Si2 camera

The Si2 camera can be updated using the Over The Air (OTA) update feature (Cloud based). To update your camera, please follow the instructions in the drop down menu below. Make sure that you read all the steps before attempting the update.

Requirements:

• Ensure that the battery is fully charged. You will not receive any warning or message before starting the update.
• Connect the camera to a stable Wi-Fi network that is unrestricted, or to a network where you know that your device can communicate with the Acoustic Viewer (cloud).
• Make sure that the camera is paired with Acoustic Viewer (cloud).

Download Instructions:

• 1. Tap the settings menu button to access device info and find the camera's initial firmware version at the bottom of the screen.
• 2. Please keep your camera on for 10 to 20 minutes. The download process will start automatically once the acoustic viewer recognizes your camera.
• 3. Wait for the download to complete (this will vary depending on your network speed). You can track the progress of the download in the camera's Device info label at the bottom of the screen. The percentage of the process will be displayed.
*NOTE: Please be aware that the download percentage displayed on the screen does not update automatically. To see the latest progress, tap on the back arrow to switch to the live view. Then, go back to the device info screen. The download will continue running in the background even if you switch screens or perform other actions.
• 4. When the download is completed, the device info will display ...100%. Now you can restart the camera. To restart the camera, first turn it off by long-pressing the power button until it turns red. Wait until the Red LED light stops glowing, then turn it back on by short-pressing the button until it turns green.

Installation:

• 1. When turning on the camera, the device screen displays that the update is being installed.
• 2. Wait until the installation is completed, this process takes around 10 minutes.
• 3. The camera will display the FLIR logo, and then switch to the main screen (live view). The update has been now been installed successfully.

*Note: If the mode selection at start up is enabled, the camera will display the mode selection screen first. Select a mode and then accept to be directed to the live view.

Verification:

• 1. To confirm that your camera software is up-to-date, look at the text box at the bottom of the screen after pressing the settings menu. The device info displays the latest version of the software v3.0.469.
• 2. The camera is ready for normal operation.