Fluke introduced the ii1050 and ii1030 acoustic imagers on November 2, 2026. Its announcement includes support for a TC03A plug-in thermal camera. For a maintenance team preparing a purchase request, the useful next step is to check the exact kit code and its contents.

Conceptual illustration of a generic inspection instrument, separate camera attachment, case and blank procurement checklist.
Conceptual illustration of a generic inspection instrument, separate camera attachment, case and blank procurement checklist.

Fluke: November 2 acoustic-imager announcement

Read the launch and the order list together

The company describes a smaller platform with 202 microphones and on-device reporting. Those are manufacturer claims about the new acoustic imagers. The thermal capability has a separate hardware dependency: the announcement identifies a plug-in camera, so retain that dependency when turning the launch into an equipment specification.

Fluke’s US ii1050 product page makes the purchasing distinction concrete. The standard FLK-II1050, part 6168006, lists the acoustic camera, case, straps, batteries and charger kit. Its listed contents do not include a TC03A. FLK-II1050/T50HZ, part 6167980, lists a TC03A 50HZ Thermal Camera and TP01 II-SERIES Tripod in addition to the acoustic-imager equipment.

Fluke ii1050: model codes and included equipment

That comparison answers what these two listed packages contain. It does not establish a supplier’s current stock, delivery date or final quotation. Other configurations appear on the page, including packages with service coverage or SoundBeacon equipment; preserve the full code when comparing offers.

Make a quote comparison usable

  • Write the inspection task first: what evidence should the team collect during the trial?
  • Copy the complete model code and part number from each offer, rather than shortening both to “ii1050.”
  • Mark whether the required attachment is included, separately quoted or still unconfirmed.
  • Keep service coverage, additional equipment, delivery and the total quoted price in separate fields.
  • Ask the supplier to resolve any mismatch between the quotation and the required package before approval.

Consider a fictional factory team that wants both acoustic and thermal records for a planned inspection trial. It receives one quotation naming FLK-II1050 and another naming FLK-II1050/T50HZ. The team should first reconcile the package contents. A cheaper headline price cannot answer whether the requested trial equipment is covered.

If the first supplier proposes a separate attachment, add that line to the same comparison and request written confirmation of the offered combination. Keep unresolved points visible until someone answers them. This is a suggested procurement exercise, not a reported customer purchase or a tested configuration.

For a separate 3D-inspection setup, check how the scanner, tablet and required report fit together before comparing quotations.

Verify the offered package before committing

Save the dated product listing and the supplier’s itemized response with the request. Recheck them when the order is prepared, since the quote is the evidence for the actual offered package. No supplier inventory, transaction, instrument performance or maintenance outcome was independently tested for this article.

Read the Kit Code