Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) Cameras for Hydrocarbons FLIR G-Series

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Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) Cameras for Hydrocarbons FLIR G-Series

30 Jan, 2024

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The FLIR Gx320, G620, and Gx620 are innovative Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) cameras designed to detect hydrocarbons, methane (CH4), and other Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) emissions from multiple stages of the oil and gas supply chain, as well as other industrial markets. With up to 640 × 480 (76,800 pixels) thermal resolution, FLIR G-Series cameras have innovative gas quantification analytics that measure leak type and severity inside the camera, eliminating the need for a secondary device. While all models are certified, the FLIR Gx320 and Gx620 are ATEX compliant, making these camera models ideal for detecting gas emissions in complex systems including refineries, petrochemical facilities, natural gas well pads, compression stations, and power generation plants.

SUPERIOR GAS VISUALIZATION AND QUANTIFICATION

Revolutionary gas leak-detection features including quantification analytics inside the camera which measures the type and size of leaks, eliminating the need for a secondary device.

RECORD AND REPORT FINDINGS EFFICIENTLY

Built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth® allow you to connect to smartphones or tablets and effortlessly edit and store images in the cloud, or wirelessly transfer files using the included FLIR Ignite™ cloud service. Meet Teledyne FLIR on stand 66.

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