Fluke Expands iSee Mobile Series with New Thermal and Acoustic Cameras

Eindhoven, Netherlands, Sept. 15, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Fluke Corporation has expanded its iSee™ Mobile Imaging Series with two new professional imaging solutions: the TC03A Thermal Camera and the ii01 Acoustic Camera. These tools are designed to help maintenance teams identify hidden thermal and acoustic anomalies using compact, mobile-first devices that deliver professional-grade diagnostics directly from a smartphone.

The TC03A Thermal Camera is equipped with 384 × 288 thermal resolution and SuperResolution up to 768 × 576, providing detailed images. It also features manual focus, allowing for inspections across various distances, from close-up electronics to hard-to-reach equipment. The camera is integrated with the Fluke iSee™ app, which offers temperature-difference insights, multi-mode alerts, and real-time warnings to help technicians quickly assess findings and make informed decisions in the field.

The ii01 Acoustic Camera, on the other hand, uses SoundMap™ technology to help technicians locate compressed-air and gas leaks, including in areas that are difficult to access. With a detection frequency range of 2 kHz to 48 kHz and a detection range of up to 50 meters, depending on site conditions, the ii01 can help technicians scan larger areas and pinpoint potential leak sources without inspecting every connection individually. Once a potential leak is identified, the app highlights the source and provides real-time dB readings to support follow-up inspection and repair.

Both the TC03A and ii01 are part of the Fluke iSee™ Mobile Series, combining professional inspection capabilities with a mobile-first platform. They are designed to be compact and rugged, with a lightweight, portable design and IP54 protection for demanding industrial environments. The cameras also offer a connected workflow, allowing for real-time capture, reporting, and seamless sharing of images and data. This integration helps technicians inspect more assets, prioritize follow-up, and keep maintenance moving efficiently.

Fluke's Chief Product Officer, Vineet Thuvara, emphasized the importance of making advanced diagnostics more accessible. "They need to be available wherever technicians are working. Especially as maintenance teams today are expected to inspect more assets and prevent failures before they occur."

Thuvara explained that the new tools help organizations shift from reactive troubleshooting to more proactive, data-driven maintenance.

By integrating these new tools into their maintenance routines, technicians can inspect more equipment in less time, often without shutting down systems or accessing hard-to-reach components. The ability to survey larger areas, identify potential problems from a distance, and focus hands-on investigation where it matters most is a significant advantage.

Fluke's expansion of the iSee™ Mobile Imaging Series addresses the growing need for maintenance teams to operate more efficiently with fewer resources. The new cameras provide a powerful combination of thermal and acoustic imaging, enabling technicians to detect and address issues more effectively. With these tools, maintenance teams can reduce unplanned downtime, improve productivity, and lower energy waste, ultimately contributing to the reliability and efficiency of critical assets.