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LM100H
Handheld Explosion-Proof Laser Hydrogen Chloride Detector

Handheld TDLAS-based laser HCl detector for remote detection at distances of up to 10 m. The device features IP65 protection, Ex certification, and Bluetooth data sharing for field operations.
 

LM100H In Brief

Hydrogen chloride (HCl) is widely used across industries and requires reliable monitoring due to its hazardous nature. Routine and unplanned inspections demand a solution that combines performance with portability. The LM100H meets these requirements, detecting HCl at distances of up to 10 m using TDLAS technology and enabling safe inspection without approaching the leak source. The device is Ex-certified, IP65-rated and supports Bluetooth data logging and transfer for efficient field use.

LM100H key features and advantages

  • Ex II 3 (1) G EX ic [op is Ga] IIA T4 Gc

    Explosion-proof housing
  • Up to 10 meters

    Detection distance
  • 155×66×42 mm

    Small size and weight
  • Up to 10 hours

    Battery operation time
  • IP65

    Impact, moisture and dust resistance
  • 0.1 s

    Fast response time
  • Bluetooth

    For image and data transmission
  • New user interface

    Simple and clean

Compatible with LeakFinder App

How LM100H works

The LM100H uses TDLAS (Tunable Diode Laser Absorption Spectroscopy) technology to provide precise methane detection with a tunable diode laser.
  • Step 1
    The laser emits a narrow beam of light at a wavelength that matches the HCl absorption profile.
    01
  • Step 2
    As the beam passes through the gas, some of the light is absorbed by the HCl molecules.
    02
  • Step 3
    The laser beam is reflected off the ground or other surfaces.
    03
  • Step 4
    The sensor captures the reflected light.
    04
  • Step 5
    The system calculates the HCl concentration by analyzing how much light is absorbed.
    05

LM100H applications

LM100H is designed for applications requiring remote HCl detection. Lightweight and easy to use, it is suitable for immediate response to HCl leaks.
  • PVC and chlorinated chemicals

  • Semiconductor manufacturing

  • Pharmaceutical and fine chemicals

  • Fertilizer and inorganic chemicals

  • Hydrochloric acid production

  • Glass and specialty materials processing

Why hydrogen chloride detection matters

Detecting hydrogen chloride leaks is critical due to its corrosive nature and associated health hazards. Even at low concentrations, it can irritate the respiratory tract, eyes, and skin, while prolonged exposure increases health risks and accelerates corrosion of equipment and infrastructure. Early detection helps limit worker exposure, reduce corrosion-related failures, and ensure compliance with environmental and safety regulations.

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