| Brand Name: | AiLF |
| Model Number: | L20 |
| MOQ: | 1 |
| Price: | $9000$-$10000 per unit |
| Payment Terms: | T/T |
| Supply Ability: | 200 Units Per Month |
150m Remote Laser Methane Leak Detector City Gas Station Inspection Non Contact TDLAS Technology
Description:
Remote Laser methane detectors are innovative devices used to identify and measure methane gas concentrations in various environments. Handheld remote laser methane detector is an advanced gas patrol equipment. Adopting the most advanced TDLAS laser technology in the world at present, the non-contact measurement can realize remote detection of natural gas leakage, where the detection personnel cannot reach, and can accurately locate and quickly find the leakage source. With the advantages of small size, light weight, high sensitivity, quick response and good selection, it can be widely used in the city gas transmission and distribution pipeline, oil, petrochemical industry refineries, chemical plants, metallurgical industry, power industry and other places that may produce gas leakage
The L20 remote laser gas detector has the long detection range on the market, with Bluetooth connection to mobile ADA software, is ideal for recording GPS-linked readings along with notes and photos of monitored components and locations.
Laser Absorption Spectroscopy (TDLAS):
These Remote Laser Methane Leak Detectors employ a principle called “Tunable Diode Laser Absorption Spectroscopy” (TDLAS) to detect methane. A laser beam is emitted at a specific wavelength, which interacts with methane molecules in the target area. Methane absorbs light at certain wavelengths, allowing the detector to measure the intensity of the absorbed light. The absorbed light intensity is then correlated to the methane concentration in the sampled area.
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Parameter:
| Model |
L20P I L20
|
Detection Subject | Methane(CH4) |
| Measuring Principle | Laser Absorption Spectrum | Detection Laser Class | Class I Eye Safe |
| Resolution | 3 ppm·m | Indication Laser Class | Class IIIR No direct sight or instrument observation |
| Response Time |
0.05 s I 0.05 s I 0. l s
|
Enclosure Protection Class | IP68 |
| Maximum Detection Distance | 200m | 150m | Explosion-proof Grade | ATEX Exib IIC T4 Gb |
| Concentration Range | 0~100,000 ppm·m | Operatinging Temperature | -20 ~ 50 ºC |
| Power supply and endurance | Lithium battery > 12h | Operatinging Humidity | < 98%RH, no condensation |
| Main Unit Weight |
0.52 kg I 0.51 kg
|
Main Unit Dimension |
225 x 70 x 80 mm
|
Advantages of Laser Methane Detectors:
1. High Sensitivity and Accuracy:
These remote methane leak detectors offer exceptional sensitivity, allowing the detection instant response time in 0.1s.
2. Real-Time Monitoring:
Provide instantaneous readings on laser methane leak detector, enabling swift responses to changes in methane levels ppm•m.
3. Non-Contact and Remote Sensing:
Laser methane detectors can be operated from a distance, making them suitable for monitoring hazardous or inaccessible areas.
4. Reduced False Alarms:
Laser methane leak detector's precise measurement capabilities help reduce false alarms, ensuring accurate identification of methane leaks.
Characters:
• Instant response time (0.1s)
• Large LCD screen
• Configurable alarm threshold
• Visual and audible alarms
• Free Phone APP software available
• Four scanning Modes (High sensitive, building, Pipeline, Auto) for easy leak inspection and spotting and measurement accuracy
• Green dot sight indication for precise targeting in daylight
The Remote Laser methane detectors represent a critical tool in mitigating methane-related risks. Their high accuracy, real-time monitoring, and non-intrusive nature make them unparalleled in industrial safety, environmental conservation, and climate change mitigation efforts. As technology continues to advance, these detectors will likely play an increasingly pivotal role in monitoring methane emissions worldwide..
Industrial Use:
– Oil and Gas Industry: Detecting methane leaks in pipelines, wellheads, and storage facilities to prevent accidents and minimize environmental impact.
– Mining Operations: Monitoring methane levels in coal mines to ensure worker safety and prevent explosions.
Environmental Monitoring:
– Landfills: Tracking methane emissions from decomposing waste to manage environmental impact.
– Natural Gas Facilities: Monitoring methane emissions to minimize greenhouse gas contributions.
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