Remote standoff gas analyzer

BeamSight®

Standoff gas analysis from a safe distance, for fixed installations or battery-powered portable use.

Configuration
Standoff, remote
Measurement
ppm·m
Detection distance
30 m, up to 100 m with reflector
Weight
0.7 kg fixed, 1.0 kg battery
Battery life
5 h
Protection
IP44

Specifications

BeamSight is a remote gas analyzer for true standoff detection. It analyzes gas concentrations from a distance, with no contact with the gas, in a fixed or a battery-powered portable configuration.

The true remote configuration makes commissioning alignment-free, with no long cables and no complex mechanical or opto-mechanical constructions. A single system can monitor a large area and delivers measurement results at a safe distance from potentially hazardous gases.

BeamSight uses Tunable Diode Laser Absorption Spectroscopy (TDLAS) on the Beamonics proprietary remote TDLAS platform, and is inherently calibration-free and maintenance-free. Sensor poisoning does not affect the measurement, and BeamSight measures continuously from very low background atmospheric levels up to saturation at 100 vol%.

Sensitivity is high enough to analyze background atmospheric concentrations of several gases, such as CH₄ and CO₂. Target gases include CH₄, CO, CO₂, H₂S, HF, C₂H₂, NH₃ and HCl, and the precision for each under standard test conditions is listed under Examples of gases. BeamSight reports path-integrated concentration in ppm·m, because the path length is variable and unknown.

The fixed configuration suits permanent installations. The battery-powered configuration runs for 5 h and suits portable use, including rover- and drone-mounted setups. BeamSight is delivered integration-ready, with USB, UART and I²C interfaces.

BeamSight datasheet

Specifications, interfaces and dimensions for BeamSight, as a PDF

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