FOTRIC TD2e Acoustic Imaging Camera for Compressed Air Leaks, 64 MEMS Digital Microphones, Imager Vacuum Leaks and Partial Discharge, 2k~100kHz Frequency Range, 3.5" Touch Screen, 5MP

[See Sound in Real Time] Turn hard-to-detect leaks into clear visual heat maps, saving you time searching for the source. FOTRIC TD2e acoustic imaging camera, a powerful leak detector, uses a microphone array and beamforming algorithms to overlay real-time acoustic hotspots onto a 5MP optical image, so you can locate even the faintest ultrasonic hiss at a glance. Use it to detect faults in equipment compressed air, refrigeration and vacuum system leaks, plus partial discharge. Crisp photos show leaks clearly. [Pinpoint Leaks Precisely] Quickly locate gas leakage points on equipment. The 64 MEMS microphone array in the FOTRIC TD2e Acoustic Imager picks up high-frequency sound waves from multiple angles across the 2 kHz–100 kHz range, allowing you to accurately track down leaks at home — in air conditioners, fridges, and car tires — or even locate bats and crickets at dusk or after dark. [Light Enough for All-Day Use, Tough Enough for the Job] At just 780 g, about 4–5 medium-sized apples. The TD2e won’t strain your arm, even during long one-handed scans. The swappable 5000mAh battery delivers more than 3 hours of continuous runtime, keeping you going from the compressor room to the plant floor. IP54-rated and drop-tested to 2 metres, it handles knocks, dust, and splashes that would stop a lesser device. [Unbox, Power On, and Simple Setup] Designed for ease of use, the intuitive 3.5-inch IPS touchscreen with anti-shatter glass lets you adjust frequency ranges with a tap. Switch between Single-source, Multi-source, and Full-source modes to match the job in seconds. From tracking engine knocks and fridge hums at home to detecting compressed air and vacuum leaks, refrigeration faults, and partial discharge on the job, one tool covers industrial maintenance, HVAC diagnostics, and DIY repairs. [High and Distant Places Can Also Be Located] No ladders, scaffolding, or ropes needed — just scan overhead pipes and ceiling ductwork while standing on the ground. During routine walk-rounds, use this leak detector to identify compressed air, refrigeration, and vacuum system leaks, plus partial discharge, so you can fix them in one go.