The Flir Si124 Battery lets the cordless acoustic camera work longer and roam further. Two high-density lithium-ion cells provide a steady 10.8 V output that keeps leak-detection surveys running for more than two hours under normal conditions. Users can remove the pack in seconds and continue scanning with a fresh one, keeping critical maintenance tasks on schedule.
Rugged Field-Ready Build
Flir Si124 Battery shrugs off harsh sites, with full performance from –20 °C to 60 °C and safe storage down to –20 °C. Its rigid polymer shell resists knocks, and the 0.17 kg mass avoids burdening the operator. The slim 85 mm × 59 mm × 22 mm outline fits flush inside every 2022-series Si124, Si124-PD and Si124-LD camera.
Efficient Power Management
An integrated LED state-of-charge gauge shows remaining runtime at a glance, making route planning easier. The pack’s 3 S 1 P cell structure balances discharge, while pressure-contact terminals ensure a secure connection in dusty workshops. Typical recharge takes four to six hours on the standard dock, letting teams replenish overnight for the next shift.
Every Flir Si124 Battery ships with a two-year limited warranty and the confidence of a factory-approved part code RRC 2040 (T912185). Choose genuine spares to maintain compliance and guarantee precise acoustic imaging results in the field.
Key Features
- More than two hours typical operating time on one charge
- LED charge indicator provides instant runtime insight
- Quick release latch enables rapid hot swapping between inspections
- Wide –20 °C to 60 °C working temperature tolerance for extreme sites
- 3 S 1 P cell configuration promotes balanced discharge and long cycle life
- Pressure contact terminals maintain a firm electrical connection in vibration-prone area
- 12.6 V maximum regulated output supports high drain peaks without droop
- Four-to-six-hour recharge keeps maintenance schedules tight
- Lightweight 0.17 kg build reduces operator fatigue during lengthy surveys
- Supplied two-year warranty adds peace of mind for critical assets