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Mobile FTIR Gas Remote Sensing Alarm System - China Suppliers & Factory for Real-Time Toxic Gas Detection
🔎 Product Introduction
This device is our mobile type of products which can be used together with tripods or can be installed on emergency rescue trucks to carry out mobile monitoring. It can detect 100 types of gases including chemical toxic agents, organic compounds and inorganic compounds such as sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and hydrogen chloride. Its detection range can reach 1 kilometer.
It not only identify the names of gases but also knows their concentration and location.
⚡ Features
- 1 Long distance sensing, visible for measurement;
- 2 Video and spectral imaging can be automatically detected day and night, with rich information and what it sees is what it gets;
- 3 Large gas library and can be upgraded;
- 4 Module design, quick installation and deployment;
- 5 Dynamically display the distribution and diffusion trend of gases, facilitating rapid traceability and positioning;
- 6 No need to shutdown to replace components to detect mixtures of gases.
📈 Main Parameter
| Detecting Gas Types | 100 types, including chemical toxic agents, organic compounds such as aromatic hydrocarbons, alkanes, alkenes, alcohols, and inorganic compounds such as sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and hydrogen chloride |
| Maximum Detection Radius | 1km (upgradable) |
| Gimbal | Car mounted electric gimbal |
| Scanning Range | Horizontal: 0°~360°, Pitch: -30°~+45° |
| Alarm Response Time | ≤4s |
| Spectral Range | 7μm~14μm |
| Cooling Method | Stirling refrigeration |
| Visible Camera | 1080P high-definition low light camera |
| Infrared Thermal Imager | Resolution 400 × 300 |
| Protection Level | IP65 |
| Power Supply Mode | Dual use of AC and DC: DC24V、AC220V |
🏢 Application
This mobile type Fourier IR toxic gas remote sensing and alarm system serves diverse critical sectors effectively. In industrial risk management, it supports real-time surveillance of chemical factories, oil refineries, and storage sites to quickly identify leaks of toxic or combustible gases. For environmental surveillance, it facilitates quick spotting of gas contaminants in air and can be installed on the vehicle of environment protection agencies to detect gas pollution from plants. It acts as a key asset in emergency scenarios, assisting first responders in evaluating the spread of dangerous gases and setting up safe operational zones during incidents. Furthermore, it enhances public safety by improving threat detection at transport hubs, large events, and critical infrastructure to reduce potential gas-related hazards.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q What types of gases can this mobile FTIR system detect?
The system can detect up to 100 types of gases, including chemical toxic agents, organic compounds (aromatic hydrocarbons, alkanes, alkenes, alcohols), and inorganic compounds such as sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and hydrogen chloride. The gas library is also upgradable to support future needs.
Q What is the maximum detection range of this system?
The maximum detection radius is 1 kilometer and is upgradable, making it suitable for large-scale surveillance of industrial parks, petrochemical plants, and open outdoor environments.
Q Can the system work at night or in low-light environments?
Yes. The system is equipped with a 1080P high-definition low-light visible camera and an infrared thermal imager (resolution 400×300), enabling automatic, continuous monitoring both day and night with real-time video and spectral imaging.
Q How is the system installed and powered?
The system supports both DC 24V and AC 220V power supplies for flexible deployment. It can be mounted on a tripod or directly installed on an emergency rescue vehicle, making it suitable for fixed-point and mobile monitoring scenarios.
Q How quickly does the system respond to gas alarms, and can it detect mixed gases?
The alarm response time is ≤4 seconds. The system can detect gas mixtures without requiring shutdown or component replacement, ensuring uninterrupted operation during complex or evolving emergency situations.
Q In which industries and scenarios is this system typically deployed?
The system is widely used in industrial risk management (chemical factories, refineries, storage facilities), environmental monitoring (detecting airborne pollutants from industrial sources), emergency response (helping responders assess and contain hazardous gas incidents), and public safety screening at transport hubs and large-scale events.
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