Gazoscan

Remote detection of methane emissions from up to 330 feet away

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360˚ portable emissions detection

The Gazoscan has a range over 330 feet (>100m) with a sensitivity to methane of ±5ppm. An operator can stand in a single location and, with a 360˚ view, scan for fugitive surface and penetration emission indications. With Ecotec’s integrated mobile application, users can document indications found in the field with photos and notes for further investigation and remediation actions.

Benefits

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Methane detection at 330 ft (100 meters)

Detects through glass

0.1-second response time

5ppm sensitivity per meter

Configurable visual and audio alarms

Lightweight (1.6 lb/0.76 kg) and easy to use

Certified intrinsically safe

Easy Bluetooth data transfer to mobile app

Complies with safe distance investigation guidelines

Industry Use Cases

Industry
  • Oil & Gas
  • Landfill, Biogas & Wastewater
  • Natural Gas Utilities & Distribution
  • Biogas Upgrading & RNG
  • Emissions Trading and Certified Gas
Use Cases
  • Remote methane detection
  • Leak survey
  • Leak detection and repair (LDAR)
  • Surface emissions monitoring
  • Emergency Response and HazMat
Benefits
  • >330 feet (100 meters) methane specific detection
  • Sensitive to 5ppm*m
  • < 2lbs with audible and visual alarms
  • Intrinsically safe
  • No warm up or cool down, full day battery life

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Gazoscan Laser Remote Methane Detector