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Brand Name : AiLF
Model Number : L20
Certification : ATEX
Place of Origin : Shandong, China
MOQ : 1
Price : $9000$-$10000 per unit
Payment Terms : T/T
Supply Ability : 200 Units Per Month
Delivery Time : 3-5 Work Days
Packaging Details : Carton box for shipping 38*33*18cm 3.7kg
Detection Gas : Methane (CH4)
Detection Range : 0 to 100,000 ppm•m
Detection Distance : Up to 150 meters
Operating Temperature : -20°C to 50°C
Power Supply : Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
Detection Method : Laser absorption spectroscopy
Response Time : Less than 0.1 seconds
Dimensions : 225mm x 80mm x 70mm
Battery Life : Up to 8 hours continuous use
Alarm Type : Audible and visual alarms
Communication Interface : USB and Bluetooth connectivity
Display : LCD screen with real-time readings
Humidity Range : 0% to 95% non-condensing
Weight : Approximately 0.51 kg
Handheld Remote Laser Methane Leak Detector Natural Gas Pipeline Inspection Long Distance TDLAS Monitoring
Description:
The L20 from AiLF Instruments is a compact, handheld methane detection device designed for pipeline inspections, petrochemical plants, and industrial monitoring. Using advanced tunable diode laser technology, the L20 provides fast, accurate leak detection at short to medium ranges, helping professionals improve safety, reduce costs, and protect the environment.
Remote methane leak detectors (RMLD) are portable, laser-based instruments using Tunable Diode Laser Absorption Spectroscopy (TDLAS) to identify methane from a distance, typically up to 30–200 meters (100–600+ ft). These devices, allow operators to safely survey hard-to-access areas—like busy roads, elevated pipelines, or residential properties—without direct plume contact, offering fast (0.1s) response times and high sensitivity.
Laser Absorption Spectroscopy (TDLAS):
Remote Laser Methane Leak Detectors operate on the principle of Tunable diode laser absorption spectroscopy. They are equipped with a laser light source that emits a beam of light at a certain wavelength. When the beam of light encounters a combustible gas molecule, the molecule absorbs the light at a specific frequency, causing the laser beam to lose some of its power. The Remote Laser Methane Leak detector measures this loss of power and uses it to calculate the concentration of the gas in the air.

Parameter:
| Model |
L20P I L20
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Detection Subject | Methane(CH4) |
| Measuring Principle | Laser Absorption Spectrum | Detection Laser Class | Class I Eye Safe |
| Resolution | 3 ppm·m | Indication Laser Class | Class IIIR No direct sight or instrument observation |
| Response Time |
0.05 s I 0.05 s I 0. l s
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Enclosure Protection Class | IP68 |
| Maximum Detection Distance | 200m | 150m | Explosion-proof Grade | ATEX Exib IIC T4 Gb |
| Concentration Range | 0~100,000 ppm·m | Operatinging Temperature | -20 ~ 50 ºC |
| Power supply and endurance | Lithium battery > 12h | Operatinging Humidity | < 98%RH, no condensation |
| Main Unit Weight |
0.52 kg I 0.51 kg
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Main Unit Dimension |
225 x 70 x 80 mm
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Benefits:
High Sensitivity:
Laser methane detection systems can be highly sensitive, allowing for the detection of even small leaks.
Speed and Efficiency:
They can cover large areas quickly, making them ideal for inspecting pipelines and other infrastructure.
Remote Detection:
Can detect leaks from a distance, reducing the need for close proximity to potential hazards.
Characters:
Water and Dust Resistant, Grade IP68
Available for explosive environment, Grade EXib IIC T4
Adaptable to various working conditions such as cities, wildfield, stations and pipelines with reliability, durability, safety and stability.
The Remote methane leak detector is also a game-changer in the environmental industry. The remote detection allows users to satisfy increasing restrictions on air quality controls and increase success in reducing emissions from underground pipeline networks as well as above ground fugitive sources.





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