Supply in Kazakhstan
KEG TRK supplies ultrasonic diagnostics solutions (Crysound) across Kazakhstan: Almaty, Astana, Karaganda, Ust-Kamenogorsk, Aktobe and other regions. Official warranty, monitoring system design, installation, commissioning and personnel training.
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Key features
Applications and resources
Industry solutions, landing pages and articles on Crysound CRY2620 — Acoustic Camera for Leak Detection
Where it is used
Typical tasks
- Compressed-air leak detection
- Process-gas leaks
- Pneumatic-system energy audit
Overview
Crysound CRY2620 is the base model of the CRY2600 acoustic-camera series. An array of 64 MEMS microphones builds an acoustic image and overlays it on the video feed, instantly showing where the ultrasound comes from. This locates compressed-air and gas leaks at distances up to 70 metres without stopping equipment.
The CRY2620 is a practical tool for pneumatic-system energy audits: the camera not only finds the leak but also estimates its volume and the cost of lost air.
Key features
- 64 MEMS microphones — high sensitivity and precise source localisation.
- Range up to 70 m — inspect hard-to-reach and high-mounted equipment from the ground.
- Focusing function — suppression of reflections and shop-floor background noise.
- Leak estimation — calculation of flow rate and the cost of compressed-air losses.
- IP54 — protection against dust and splashes for industrial conditions.
Applications
- Detecting and assessing compressed-air leaks in mains, fittings and pneumatic tools
- Detecting process-gas leaks
- Energy-efficiency programs and reducing compressor-system costs
Supply
The CRY2620 is supplied in Kazakhstan through the SDT Ultrasound Solutions network. KEG TRK is an official SDT partner. Price on request: contact us to select a model and receive a quote.
Technical specifications
| Microphones | 64 MEMS microphones |
| Range | 0.5–70 m |
| Frequency range | 2–40 kHz |
| Protection | IP54 |
| Applications | Compressed-air and process-gas leaks |
| Distribution | Supplied through SDT Ultrasound Solutions |
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Manufacturer
Crysound
Crysound CRY2620 acoustic camera with 64 MEMS microphones: visualisation of compressed-air and gas leaks at distances up to 70 metres. The base model of the CRY2600 series. Price on request.
Key specifications
- Microphones
- 64 MEMS microphones
- Range
- 0.5–70 m
- Frequency range
- 2–40 kHz
- Protection
- IP54
- Applications
- Compressed-air and process-gas leaks
Official supplier in Kazakhstan
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