MetCam: Methane Optical Gas Imager

Fully Integrated Optical Gas Imaging Camera (OGI)

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MetCam is a fully integrated Quantifying Optical Gas Imaging (QOGI) device which increases site safety by continuously monitoring leaks, covering a large volume, locating and alarming on the presence of hazardous clouds.

MetCam also detects small emissions so that effective preventive maintenance operations can be conducted.

MetCam is certified for installation in hazardous locations (Zone 1, Class I Div 1)

MetCam detects Methane leaks in various Natural Gas phases (natural/liquefied/compressed), in facilities such as Compression stations, Natural Gas skids, LNG gasification/liquefaction facilities, LNG and CNG fueling stations.

MetCam output video and alarm signals are displayed and recorded in the control room using standard ONVIF interface.

Industry standard 4-20 mA output is available on-board MetCam, providing smooth integration into existing alarm systems.

MetCam utilizes advanced algorithms for operation in demanding environments and to minimize false alarms.

MetCam is a reliable and maintenance free device, other than periodical external cleaning.

MetCam Advanced Gas Leak Detection

How gas detection sensitivity is influenced by environmental conditions?

To understand Optical Gas Imaging (OGI), we need to first understand the concept of radiometric contrast as it applies to gas detection.

MetCam Tutorials

Unboxing

Power up

Network Setting

Web UI Operations

Go to "CI Sensing"- our dedicated gas detection solutions division

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24\7\365 automatic Methane leak detection.
Rates gas cloud threat by quantifying cloud dimensions and concentration.
Visualizes the gas cloud and leak source on a live video.
Industry standard 4-20 mA alarm on-board output
Standard GigE long distance interface with control room.
Optional WiFi interface.
Incidence recording on internal memory.
Withstands harsh environment, IP66 compliant.
Self-calibrated, low maintenance cost.
Approved for hazardous areas/explosive atmospheres, Zone 1 / Class I, Div.1
Provides situational awareness video streaming.

OPTICAL
Field of View	67° Horizontal X 23° Vertical	40 x 12 meters @ 30 meters distance
Working range	10 – 50 meter distance
DETECTIVITY
Safety mode alarm levels	A1 and A2 discrete alarms
Emissions mode	minimal detection level <60 gr/hr Methane
ELECTRICAL
Power input	16-32 VDC
COMMUNICATION
Local	4-20 mA Warning, alarm, inhibit & fault
To ONVIF Client	Gigabit Ethernet or WiFi (optional)
ENVIRONMENTAL
Explosive Atmosphere Certification	ATEX: II 2 G Ex db ia IIB+H2 T5 Gb IECEx: Ex db ia IIB+H2 T5 Gb -40 ⁰C < Ta < 60 ⁰C	NEC 500 Class I Div 1 Groups B, C, D, T5 -40 ⁰C < Ta < 60 ⁰C
Relative Humidity	0% - 100%
Ingress Protection	IP66 IEC 60529	IEC 60529
PHYSICAL
Dimensions	156 x 236 x 183 mm without accessories
Weight	4.3 kg
INTERFACE
Mechanical	4 x 10-32 UNF
Gland entrance thread	3/4ʺ NPT or M25x1.5

Supports user management with password control.
Flexible network setting options.
Access logs and download saved data with ease.
Detection parameter setting.

MetCam - Certificate of Compliance - NORTH AMERICA (USA & CANADA, NEC 500, 505)

MetCam - IECEx Certificate - International Electrotechnical Commission for Use in Explosive Atmospheres

MetCam - EU Type Examination Certificate - ATEX (Atmospheres Explosibles)

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Download Operational Parameters file

* Please note that the actual Software file + Operational Parameters file (the ".tar.gz" + ".conf" file), need to be extracted from the downloaded zip files. The MetCam will need the .tar.gz and the .conf files, it will not accept the .zip files.

** Please note that the Operational Parameters file (.conf) should be installed only after installation of the software file (.tar.gz).

Extraction instructions (Software + Operational Parameters files):

In order to extract the files in Windows, just click twice on the downloaded zip file, and copy the file (".tar.gz" or ".conf") inside to the desired folder in your computer.
Another option is to click the downloaded zip file with the right mouse button and choose "extract here" (to the current folder) or "extract all" and pick the desired folder you want it to be extracted to.

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