Visualize Gas Leaks in Real Time
FLIR GF-Series cam
eras are increasingly being adopted by plants across the world for the visualization and documentation of gas leaks. A FLIR gas detection camera can scan large areas rapidly and pinpoint leaks in real time. It is ideal for monitoring plant that is difficult to reach with contact measurement tools and literally thousands of components can be scanned per shift without the need to interrupt the process. It reduces repair downtime and provides verification of the process. And above all it is exceptionally safe, allowing potentially dangerous leaks to be monitored from several meters away.
Greatly Improved Work Safety
FLIR gas detection cameras will significantly improve your work safety, environmental and regulatory compliance, not to mention helping to improve the bottom line by finding leaks that essentially "lose" product and profits.
Engineered to "See Through Flames"
FLIR has developed a camera specially designed to inspect industrial furnaces, heaters and boilers, the FLIR GF309. The camera is equipped with a special mid wave "flame filter" that is specifically engineered for high temperature (up to 1500°C).
FLIR GF-Series revolutionary infrared cameras find greenhouse gas emissions or volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and are unbeatable for detecting even the smallest gas leaks.
FLIR Gas Detection Cameras Can:
- Visualize gas leaks in real time
- Scan thousands of components per shift
- Considerably reduce inspection time
- Inspect without interruption of process
See the FLIR GF-Series Cameras in Action
(includes 7 film clips)
FLIR GF309 - Engineered to "See Through Flames"
FLIR has also developed a camera specially designed to inspect industrial furnaces, heaters and boilers, the FLIR GF309. The camera is equipped with a special mid wave "flame filter" that is specifically engineered for high temperature (up to 1500°C).
Read more about the FLIR GF-Series
GAS DETECTION – The Professional Guide
- Why use IR for gas detection?
- Applicable industries and applications?
- Techniques to maximize gas detection?
