OGI Optical Gas Imaging Camera With RS422 Communication

Place of Origin Wuhan, Hubei Province, China
Brand Name GST
Certification ISO9001:2015; RoHS; Reach
Model Number GAS330
Minimum Order Quantity 1 Piece
Price Negotiable
Payment Terms L/C, T/T

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Product Details
Function Gas Leak Detection Cryo Cooler RS058
Detector Resolution 320x256 Pixel Size 30μm
NETD ≤15mK Spectral Range 3.2±0.1~3.5±0.1μm
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Product Description
GAS330 Cooled Infrared Module

 

OGI Optical Gas Imaging Camera With RS422 Communication

 

Product Description

 

Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) is an innovative thermal imaging technology that utilizes high sensitivity infrared cameras for detecting minute fugitive emissions of industrial gases.

 

GAS330 Cooled Optical Gas Imaging Camera can detect gas leaks that are hazardous for human health and the environment by visualizing them. This thermal camera module has a cooled infrared detector, a resolution of 320x256, a piexl size at 30µm and a spectral range of 3.2~3.5μm. 

 

By using GAS330 thermal camera module, non-contact detection is achieved so that the safety of inspectors can be ensured, improving the quality and efficiency with cost saving.

 

Main Features

 

- Resolution: 320x256

- Pixel Pitch: 30µm

- NETD≤15mK, High Sensitivity

- Spectral Response: 3.2µm±0.1µm~3.5µm±0.1µm

- Wavelength Customizable Based on Different Requirements

- Integrate with DVP/CameraLink Interface Easily

 

Product Specifications

 

Model GAS330
IR Detector Performance
Resolution 320x256
Pixel Pitch 30μm
Cryocooler RS058
Spectral Range 3.2μm±0.1μm~3.5μm±0.1μm MW
Cooling Time (20°C) ≤8min
NETD (20°C) ≤15mK
Image Processing
Frame Rate 30Hz
Dimming Mode Linear/Histogram/Mixed
Digital Zoom ×1/×2/×4
Image Direction Horizontally/Vertically/Diagonally Flip
Image Algorithm NUC/AGC/IDE
Electrical Specification
Standard External Interface J30JZ 25pin
Analog Video PAL
Digital Video 16bit RAW/YUV: 16bit DVP/Cameralink Output
External Sync Frame External Sync: RS422 Level
Communication RS422, 115200bps
Power Supply 20~28VDC
Stable Power Consumption 12W
Dimension (mm) 155×67×80
Weight ≤900g
Operation Temperature -40°C ~ +60°C
Vibration Magnitude Vibration: GJB Vehicle-mounted High Speed Transport
Shock: Half-sine Wave, 40g 11 ms, 3 Axis 6 Direction 3 Times Each
Optical Lens
Optional Lens Fixed Zoom: 23mm/F1.5; 55mm/F1.5

 

Industrial Applications

 

The GAS330 gas leak detection thermal imaging camera is used for visiualizing the invisible VOCs (volatile organic compounds) and detecting gas leakage such as: Methane, Ethane, Propane, Butane, Pentane, Hexane, Heptane, Octane, Ethylene, Propylene, Isoprene, Methanol, Ethanol, Butanone, Benzene, Toluene, Xylene, Ethylbenzene etc.

 

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FAQs

 

1. Advantages of Optical Gas Imaging
 
Time-saving & Efficient: support large-scale real-time detection, rapid leak location, no need for interrupting production.
Long Range Detection: away from dangerous and complex areas, non-contact non-destructive testing, without additional radiation source
Easy to Analyze: intuitive imaging, instant storage, convenient analysis
Multi-function Inspection: a variety of gases can be detected, with excellent remote temperature measurement function
 
2.Working Principle of Optical Gas Imaging
 
Optical gas imaging is a kind of infrared technology that could see invisible industrial gases.
 
After absorbing infrared radiation at specific wavelengths, infrared radiation difference will cause between the gas and the background.
 
The gas leak detection infrared detector with built-in narrowband filter only receives the infrared band near the gas infrared absorption peak, and can convert the gas into visible infrared images through the radiation difference between the gas and the background.