Flir Si124 Industrial Acoustic Imaging Camera Overview/Tutorial with I&E Technologies

Eric with I&E Technologies provides an overview and training video for the use of the Flir Si124 Industrial Acoustic Imaging Camera.
*Disclaimer: the Si124 does not utilize headphones, rather uses a sound recording to be listened to after the image is captured.
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[@Imad_Oofus]

Finally, something to help me pinpoint the monsters during The Hunt.

[@joekeeney3460]

Great stuff man. Thank you!

[@angellezana7334]

Excelente trabajo.

[@therealchayd]

That is amazing, it's a shame FLIR don't do a more cut down version for car workshops (or consumer use) for finding vacuum, boost, evap or exhaust leaks.

[@GaboTechv]

Hi, Can the camera record .wav sound files?

[@SergeantNichols]

Could you please show a 8L/h vacuum leak detected from behind a steel cabinet? We have racks to look behind and want to catch the reflections at the sides and bottoms.

[@ietechnologies72]

Hi Charles - thanks for viewing! I believe this could be done without too much of an issue, assuming there aren't other leaks (pressure or vacuum) with a higher intensity in the area.

[@jimdiet8534]

Would this be able to see leaks behind a wall? I asked because it would be useful to pressurize a gas line with compressed air and walk through a house or building scanning walls looking for a leak.

[@ietechnologies72]

I wish I could tell you yes but typically it would require a line of sight. It is possible if you had a very high pressure but it’s unlikely you’d be effective through anything.

[@erikthorup9056]

At 5.56 you have THREE "leaks" or is one of them just a "reflection" of one of the other leaks??

[@ietechnologies72]

Thank you for the question! The two targets on the hose line were leaks, the third was a reflection of the second leak off of the table stand. You can tell it’s a reflection if you move the camera from side to side - if the the cursor stays in the same spot, it’s a leak more than likely, if it moves with the camera, it’s a reflection.

[@KIRANKUMAR-el7yk]

When is SLM mode shoul be used

[@ietechnologies72]

With the earlier versions, these filters were simply preset frequency ranges for different applications. It is best to try all of the filters out if a leak is not visible where you think there might be one.