Most pollutant gases are colorless, and the emission detection is mainly based on the reading of fixed or hand-held meters. Hand-held devices often take a long time to find leaks due to their short detection range. However, if it is a high-concentration gas, it may cause physical harm to personnel.

Infrared thermal imaging camera can be monitored in a larger range to avoid this situation. Furthermore, the integration of wired/wireless transmission and back-end systems can achieve the effect of 24-hour monitoring and automatic alarms.

Traditionally, the detection of pollutants mainly relies on fixed or hand-held instrument detection, and most of them require manual reading and human response, which often results in waste of manpower and poor response.

The use of wired/wireless transmission and back-end monitoring system can achieve the effect of 24-hour monitoring and automatic warning.