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MetCam Gas Camera

​The MetCam gas camera continuously monitors large areas for possible methane leaks. It makes the source and the intensity of the leaks visible. The camera can even detect small emissions.

Visualise gas leaks

In the oil and gas industry, there are often spacious or labyrinthine plant areas that are difficult to reach or whose gas pipelines have many connections. Here, typical gas detection systems reach their limits. However, even under these conditions, an optical gas detection camera makes gas leaks visible in terms of their source and intensity. An ideal complement to your gas detection system for a more accurate and faster assessment of a potential hazard.​

Increased safety and efficiency

The MetCam automatically monitors your facility around the clock. Unlike point detectors, the gas source need not be in the immediate proximity of the gas camera. It is sufficient if the source is in the field of view of the camera. The detection is thus independent of wind or similar influences. The MetCam detects gas leaks at an early stage and can warn you against them. This way, you can initiate countermeasures faster. This means more safety for your facility and greater efficiency.​

Simple interpretation of the event and multipurpose use

The gas camera visualises the gas cloud as a coloured overlay on the black and white video image and independently quantifies the concentration. As a result, you simply interpret the event from a safe distance, for example, from your control room. You can also use the MetCam to measure emissions or as a surveillance camera with a colour image.​

Fewer false alarms, very low maintenance effort

The camera recognises independently if the optics are dirty or covered, and alerts you accordingly. This reduces false alarms and ensures that your system is ready for use. In order to adapt to changing weather conditions, the MetCam regularly performs a self-calibration. A special maintenance or calibration is not necessary and the maintenance effort is low.​

Various communication options

The MetCam offers various communication interfaces and supports corresponding protocols for data and video transmission. The analogue, 4 to 20 mA current interface in conjunction with HART®, can be used to transmit the alarms and the device status. The video transmission takes place via the Ethernet interface using LAN. There are two different operating modes available at the same time. One mode is the transmission of the black-and-white video with a colour overlay of the detected gas cloud in the event of a leak. The second mode is a colour video for area monitoring without showing the gas concentration.​

Documented safety

All events and measured data are stored automatically, allowing you to understand and evaluate them later. You can also create emission logs with little effort.​

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MetCam Gas Camera Product Information, en
MetCam Gas Camera Product Information, en

The MetCam gas camera continuously monitors large areas for possible methane leaks. It makes the source and the intensity of the leaks visible. The camera can even detect small emissions.

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Gas Dispersion Brochure, en

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These instructions for use are provided for informational purposes only. Please always read and comply with the instructions for use delivered with the product.

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