L10 Remote Methane Detector with GPS-Linked Inspection Records

Product Introduction

The AiLF L10 is a remote laser methane detector designed to support traceable natural gas leak surveys. It combines remote methane measurement with live data streaming and digital inspection records, helping operators capture and organize gas readings during field surveys.

GPS-Linked Inspection Data

The L10 works with the ADA mobile software to record inspection time, GPS coordinates, and methane measurements during operation. Each reading can be linked to its inspection location, making it easier to review where abnormal gas signals were detected.

Photo-Based Inspection Records

The ADA app supports photo capture and measurement association, allowing users to attach images, notes, and gas readings to specific inspection points or equipment. This provides additional field evidence for follow-up inspection and maintenance.

Live Data and Target-Focused Operation

The system allows operators to keep their attention on the inspection target while measurement data is captured through the mobile application. This supports a more efficient workflow for recording methane readings across multiple components and locations.

Digital Reports and Data Export

Inspection sessions can be stored and exported from a phone or tablet in multiple formats. This helps operators build leak survey records, maintenance documentation, and inspection histories without relying entirely on handwritten records.

Remote Methane Inspection

The L10 uses TDLAS laser absorption spectroscopy for non-contact methane measurement from a distance. Its remote detection capability makes it suitable for surveying natural gas infrastructure and other areas where direct access is inconvenient.

Typical Applications

The L10 is suitable for natural gas pipeline leak surveys, city gas infrastructure inspection, storage facilities, surface emission monitoring, and environmental methane surveys.

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