20mK NETD Optical Gas Imaging Detector with 320x256 Resolution and 10.3-10.9μm Spectral Range

Place of Origin Wuhan, Hubei Province, China
Brand Name SensorMicro
Certification ISO9001:2015; RoHS; Reach
Model Number LFD330C2
Minimum Order Quantity 1 Piece
Price Negotiable
Payment Terms L/C,T/T

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Product Details
*MTTF ≥10000h Function Gas Leak Detection
NETD 20mK (F1.5) Detector Resolution 320x256
Pixel Size 30μm Spectral Range 10.3±0.1μm~10.9±0.1μm
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Product Description
20mK NETD Optical Gas Imaging Long Wave Infrared Detector for Electric Power Inspection
Sulfur hexafluoride (SF₆) is commonly used in high-voltage power equipment and has a strong greenhouse effect. Ammonia, as a widely used refrigerant in industrial refrigeration systems, is highly toxic and volatile.
The LFD330C2 infrared detector for gas leak detection is developed based on type II superlattice (T2SL) technology, which performs exceptionally well in sensitivity, stability, and integration flexibility. This makes it an ideal choice for detecting gases such as sulfur hexafluoride (SF₆), ammonia, and ethylene.
Main Features
  • Advanced Technology: Developed using T2SL technology with high quantum efficiency
  • Easy Integration: Supports various interfaces and RAW/YUV image output
  • High Sensitivity: Superior detection capabilities for precise gas identification
Product Specifications
Detector Model LFD330C2
Resolution 320*256
Pixel Size 30μm
Spectral Response 10.3±0.1μm~10.9±0.1μm
Typical NETD 20mK (F1.5)
Cooling Time (23℃) ≤7min@24V
Power Consumption (23℃) ≤25W@24V (Peak)
≤10W@24V (Stable)
Size 142*58.5*71 mm
Weight ≤600g
Working Temperature -45℃~+71℃
Storage Temperature -55℃~+71℃
MTTF ≥10000h
Industrial Applications
The LFD330C2 cooled infrared detector is used for SF₆/NH₃ gas leakage detection and supports detection of 26 types of gases:
  • Sulfur hexafluoride
  • Anhydrous ammonia
  • Cyanoacrylate ethyl ester
  • Chlorine dioxide
  • Acetic acid
  • Freon-12
  • Ethylene
  • Methyl ethyl ketone
  • Acetyl chloride
  • Allyl bromide
  • Allyl chloride
  • Allyl fluoride
  • Bromomethane
  • Freon-11
  • Furan
  • Hydrazine
  • Methylsilane
  • Methylvinyl ketone
  • Acrolein
  • Propene
  • Tetrahydrofuran
  • Trichloroethylene
  • Uranyl fluoride
  • Vinyl chloride
  • Vinyl cyanide
Principles of Optical Gas Imaging Technology
With the rapid development of human society and economy and the continuous acceleration of industrialization, a large amount of toxic and harmful gases may leak during production, transportation, and use, causing disasters such as fires and explosions. While polluting the atmospheric environment, it also poses a great threat to personal and property safety.
Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) technology is based on the absorption characteristics of gases toward infrared radiation in specific wavelength bands. By detecting the difference in infrared radiation between gases and the background environment, it achieves visual imaging of leaked gases. This technology can quickly detect the presence of leaked gas without stopping work, accurately locate the source of the leak, promptly detect safety hazards, and avoid accidents.
Frequently Asked Questions
In which industries are focal plane array infrared detectors used?
Infrared focal plane detectors are the core component of thermal imaging systems and are key to detecting, identifying, and analyzing infrared information of objects. They have a wide range of applications in traffic, inspection, security monitoring, meteorology, medicine, and other industries.
What are the characteristics of cooled & uncooled infrared focal plane detectors?
Infrared focal plane detectors can be divided into cooled and uncooled types. Cooled infrared detectors work in a low-temperature vacuum environment with high sensitivity and can distinguish more subtle temperature differences, while uncooled infrared focal plane detectors do not need a cryogenic environment and can work at room temperature.