VOCs
Optical
Gas
Imaging
Cooled
MWIR
Thermal
Imaging
Detector
320x256/30μm
Advanced
Gas
Leak
Detection
Technology
The
LFD330Z3
cooled
infrared
detector
is
specifically
engineered
for
VOCs
gas
leak
detection,
converting
infrared
radiation
in
the
3.2~3.5μm
wavelength
range
into
electrical
signals
for
precise
gas
visualization.
Key
Product
Features
-
Optical
Gas
Imaging:
Long-range
non-contact
detection
with
efficient,
secure
wide-area
gas
leak
monitoring
-
High
Sensitivity:
Cooled
infrared
detector
technology
effective
for
low
concentration
and
slow
gas
flow
applications
-
Versatile
Design:
Multiple
cryocooler
options
available
for
lightweight,
low-power,
long-life
operation
Technical
Specifications
|
Detector
model
|
LFD330Z3
|
|
Resolution
|
320×256
|
|
Pixel
size
|
30μm
|
|
Spectral
response
|
3.2±0.1μm~3.5±0.1μm
|
|
Typical
NETD
|
10mK
(F1.5)
|
|
Cryocooler
|
RS058I
|
LS713
|
LS734
|
|
Cooling
time
(23
℃)
|
≤7min@12V
|
≤5min@12V
|
|
Power
consumption
(23
℃)
|
≤13W
(Peak)
≤7W
(Stable)
|
≤18W
(Peak)
≤7W
(Stable)
|
≤35W
(Peak)
≤15W
(Stable)
|
|
Size
(mm)
|
142×58.5×71
|
Compressor
φ33.5×68
Dewar
φ41×86
|
Compressor
φ46×122
Dewar
φ46.5×112
|
|
Weight
(g)
|
≤600
|
≤350
|
≤1200
|
|
Working
temperature
|
-45℃~+71℃
|
|
Storage
temperature
|
-55℃~+71℃
|
|
*MTTF
|
≥10000h
|
≥30000h
|
Industrial
Applications
The
LFD330Z3
cooled
MWIR
thermal
imaging
detector
enables
developers
to
detect
and
visualize
invisible
VOCs
(volatile
organic
compounds),
preventing
potential
damage.
Compatible
gases
include
Methane,
Ethane,
Propane,
Butane,
Pentane,
Hexane,
Heptane,
Octane,
Ethylene,
Propylene,
Isoprene,
Methanol,
Ethanol,
Butanone,
Benzene,
Toluene,
Xylene,
Ethylbenzene
and
more.
Frequently
Asked
Questions
Advantages
of
Optical
Gas
Imaging
-
Time-saving
&
Efficient:
Supports
large-scale
real-time
detection
with
rapid
leak
location
without
production
interruption
-
Long
Range
Detection:
Non-contact
testing
from
safe
distances
in
hazardous
areas
-
Easy
to
Analyze:
Intuitive
imaging
with
instant
storage
and
convenient
analysis
capabilities
-
Multi-function
Inspection:
Detects
multiple
gases
while
providing
excellent
remote
temperature
measurement
Working
Principle
of
Optical
Gas
Imaging
Optical
gas
imaging
utilizes
infrared
technology
to
visualize
invisible
industrial
gases.
When
gases
absorb
infrared
radiation
at
specific
wavelengths,
they
create
radiation
differences
between
the
gas
and
background.
The
LFD330Z3
detector
with
built-in
narrowband
filter
captures
these
differences,
converting
gas
presence
into
visible
infrared
images
through
radiation
contrast
analysis.
About
SensorMicro
SensorMicro
specializes
in
infrared
thermal
imaging
technology,
developing
advanced
infrared
products
and
application
solutions.
Our
gas
leak
detection
portfolio
includes
medium
to
long
wave
infrared
detectors
and
thermal
modules
tailored
to
different
gas
spectral
characteristics,
enabling
rapid
development
of
handheld
devices,
online
monitoring
systems,
and
UAV
payload
solutions
for
environmental
protection,
energy
efficiency,
and
safety
production
across
multiple
industries.