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Brand Name: AiLF
Weight: 0.38kg
Sampling Method: Telemetry
Size: 170x52x52mm
Alarm type: Light
Place of Origin: China (Mainland)
Name: Remote Laser methane detector
Target Gas: Methane(CH4)
Principle: Laser Absorption Spectrum
Respond time: 0.1s
Range: 0~100,000ppm.m
Resolution: 5ppm.m
Laser Class: Class I Eye Safe
Protection level: IP68

Specifications

L10 50m 100m 150m Handheld Remote Laser Methane Detector Natural Gas Leakage Detection
 
L Series Hand-Held Remote Laser Methane Detector.
Innovate the"flashlight" appearance design for easy holding and Longterm use, embody the design concept of A Reliable Tool in the Hand of Inspector, combining ergonomics and reliability.
50m 80m 100m L10 Remote Laser Methane Combustible Natural Gas Pipeline Leakage Detector
Laser Absorption Spectroscopy (TDLAS):
the core of these systems is often TDLAS (Tunable Diode Laser Absorption Spectroscopy). this technology emits a laser beam and measures how much of the laser light is absorbed by methane molecules in the air. 
 
Water and Dust Resistant, Grade
Available for explosive environment, Grade
Adaptable to various working conditions such as cities, wild
Field, stations and Pipelines with reliability, durability, safety and Stability.
 
Model L10 | L10M Detection Subject Methane(CH4)
Measuring Principle Laser Absorption Spectrum Detection Laser Class Class I Eye Safe
Resolution 5 ppmm Indication Laser Class Class IIIR No direct sight or instrument observation
Response Time 0.1s Enclosure Protection Class IP68
Maximum Detection Distance 100m | 50m Explosion-proof Grade ATEX Exib IIC T4 GB
Concentration Range 0~100,000 ppmm Operatinging Temperature -20 ~ 50 C
Power supply and endurance Lithium battery > 10h Operatinging Humidity < 98%RH, no condensation
Main Unit Weight 0.38kg | 0.36kg  Main Unit Dimension 170 x 52 x 52 mm
 50m 80m 100m L10 Remote Laser Methane Combustible Natural Gas Pipeline Leakage Detector
Application
Pipeline inspection
Natural gas leakage detection
Natural Gas Leak Detection:
Identifying leaks in pipelines, storage tanks, and other natural gas infrastructure. 
Industrial Monitoring:
Detecting leaks in chemical plants, refineries, and other industrial facilities. 
Environmental Monitoring:
Measuring ethane emissions from various sources, including landfills and agricultural activities.