Detect Gas Leaks at Substations and More
FLIR GF77 GAS FIND IR SERIES
Affordable, Dependable Uncooled Gas Detection
Use just one device to find gas leaks and perform thermal inspections on electrical/mechanical systems across a range of industries.
This ground-breaking camera series offers the flexibility to detect sulfur hexafluoride (SF6), ethylene, or ammonia for electrical utility, agriculture, and public safety applications. Simply by switching lenses, this same camera also detects methane, R-134a, sulfur dioxide, and more at natural gas facilities, chemical plants, or in industrial manufacturing—making the GF77 Gas Find IR Series an affordable choice for uncooled gas detection.
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Building on the release of our methane-detecting GF77 camera, FLIR now offers this uncooled gas detection camera with two lens types—low-range (7 to 8.5 μm) and high-range (9.5 to 12 μm)—for finding multiple types of gas leaks with just one camera.
The GF77 does more than visualize gases; this ergonomic, easy to use camera is calibrated for temperature, so inspectors can use it to verify tank levels, search for electrical faults, perform predictive maintenance, and more.
How does the FLIR GF77 Work?
It's all in the lens.
Low-Range Lens
Detect CH4, N2O, C3H8, SO2, R-134a, and R-152a
high-Range Lens
Detect SF6, C2H4, NH3
lr AND hR Lenses
Detect SF6, C2H4, NH3, CH4, N2O, C3H8,
SO2, R-134a, and R-152a
The GF77 Gas Find IR Series offers two types of lenses—low-range (LR) and high-range (HR)—in a standard 25° field of view or as a 6° telephoto lens. The LR lens has a built-in 7–8.5 µm wavelength filter for visualizing methane, nitrous oxide, propane, sulfur dioxide, R-134a, and R-152a. The HR lens filters the 9.5–12 µm wavelength for visualizing sulfur hexafluoride, ammonia, and ethylene. Both the LR and HR lenses are compatible with the GF77 camera body*.
*Lenses that are not purchased with the GF77 camera require calibration at a FLIR service center.
