Heath’s RMLD technologies have led the industry for remote methane detection since the release of the original unit in 2005. Our newest model the RMLD Complete Solution (RMLD-CS) utilizes the same TDLAS technology but in a more convenient, lightweight, single unit package without compromising performance. The RMLD-CS is field rugged and operates under a variety of field conditions including a wide temperature range, light rain and fog. The RMLD-CS is Intrinsically Safety (IS) with a rating of Class I, Division II, which allows operators to use it indoors and within potentially hazardous environments such as compressor stations. With detection up to 100 feet away operators can safely survey in areas that may be difficult to reach such as busy roadways, yards with dogs, fenced off areas, compressor stations, overhead piping and other hard to access places. Features include: Rechargeable and replaceable battery Dual battery charger Phone App support Ergonomic, lightweight housing Graphical user interface Internal data logging GPS Color camera and display … and more

The RMLD – First Responder (RMLD-FR™), allows for the rapid scan of standard venting points inside a structure from a safe distance to establish the presence of methane gas by first responder and fire service personnel. The instrument is based on Heath Consultants’ popular RMLD legacy and RMLD-CS™ designs with many of the same functionality and features as the RMLD-CS version but with a streamlined user interface. Most often, first responders/fire service are called to address fire and major natural gas emergencies, using equipment that places them too close to possibly harmful structures. The remote detection of the RMLD-FR enables the operator to shine the beam through most windows, providing them a visual and audible signal regarding the presence of methane gas. This rapid scan allows first responders to make quick decisions and establish control of the gas and ignition sources if a detection is present. The RMLD-FR features include: Self-Test Spotter laser Lightweight Color camera Graphical user interface GPS Bluetooth BLE WiFi Dual battery charger Ergonomic housing Replaceable and rechargeable battery  

In response to the developing GFO guidelines, Heath has added a new ergonomic stand-off laser to its line-up. The LaserMethane SMART is our newest distributor product from Tokyo Gas Engineering Solutions. This lightweight, portable tool is ideal for Customer Service Leak and Odor Investigators. With detection from 98’+ feet away, operators can quickly scan the GFO to determine if there is natural gas present before approaching a structure during natural gas calls. Weighing in at 1.1lbs and just under 8 inches in height an investigator can easily carry this simple to operate tool in their pocket.

The DP-IR+ is the latest generation of leak survey instruments from Heath that will greatly improve the productivity and safety of a walking/ mobile survey because of high sensitivity and fast response. It is an extremely sensitive, advanced leak detector capable of detecting methane without false alarming on other gases. The DP-IR+ operates under a variety of environmental conditions including cold or hot weather. Its rugged design will stand up to normal field use and operating conditions. The new DP-IR+ Application “App” provides an easy way for users to connect to Heath DP-IR+ devices via Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and capture survey data. Available for both iOS and Android platforms. For more information on the App click here.

The Detecto-Pak 4 (DP4) is a portable gas leak detector based on proven Flame Ionization technology. The DP4 can be used for walking and mobile leak surveys. The robust internal sample pump allows for rapid response time; readings are from 0-10, 0-50, 0-100, 0-1,000, and 0-10,000 parts per million (PPM). Additional features include a large backlit display with visual and audio alarms, auto fuel shut-off, hot wire ignition and a convenient membrane touch pad top panel that allows easy fingertip instrument operation.

The Gasurveyor 700 series is a highly configurable, user-friendly, infrared gas detection device suitable for all gas utility applications. The natural gas discrimination feature allows you to quickly determine the source of the gas, whether it’s a pipeline gas leak or naturally occurring biogas; saving time and reducing detection related costs. The Gasurveyor offers data-logging functionality with optional GPS mapping to simplify data gathering. The cloud based Instrument Management System (IMS) provides access to field usage reports, calibration history, investigation mapping and more. Features Include: LEL & Volume Gas (infrared) Optional sensors including: PPM, O2, CO, H2S Barhole mode – configurable Soft-key operation Communication: IrDA & optional Bluetooth 360° Alarms Lightweight and rugged Ingress protection – IP55 Alkaline or rechargeable battery options

Gasurveyor 700 Model has been upgraded to incorporate both natural gas and hydrogen (H2) detection capabilities in one single instrument, making it an ideal solution for gas utility applications. The upgraded model offers exceptional flexibility and performance, enabling users to conduct safety checks in gas facilities, and perform leak detection, purging, barholing, confined space entry, and Pipeline Gas Test (PGT) with ease. With the integration of hydrogen detection, the Gasurveyor 700 Model ensures the highest level of safety and reliability for natural gas and hydrogen blends, making it an essential tool for gas industry professionals. Simplify gas detection with our all-in-one solution for Natural Gas and Hydrogen.

The Gasurveyor 500 Series is the most flexible range of gas detectors available from GMI. By simple selection of hardware and software options, the instrument can be readily configured to suit any department, including Construction, Leak Survey and Customer Service. Available ranges can be selected including PPM through LEL and Volume Gas, Oxygen, CO, and H2S to ensure that your exact requirements are met. All of the Gasurveyor 500 Series are dual mode instruments, making them suitable for both surveying work and confined space. GDUnet Calibration Station

The Gasurveyor 500 - First Responder gas detector provides gas detection for first call and emergency response technicians in the gas utilities. It can be used as a Combustible Gas Indicator with LEL and % Volume ranges for leak detection and general safety monitoring. The First Responder combination gas detector also features a parts per million (PPM) range for increased sensitivity and rapid response for smaller leaks such as fitting leaks. Additionally, the First Responder has a Carbon Monoxide range for internal atmosphere monitoring where odor call response is required.

Heath’s GT Series line of hand-held leak detectors are our most versatile instruments to date. The GT Series are multi-application instruments, satisfying the needs of service technicians within a single unit. Featuring seven modes of operation including: Leak Testing, Confined Space, Barhole Testing, Carbon Monoxide, Purge, Sniffer, and Pressure.

Heath Plunger Bars are specially designed to outperform all others. Plunger Bars have a fitted piston rod for maximum safety and dependability as well as a unique piston action for easy removal of the rod. The Plunger Bar is ideal for a number of applications including, test holes, sub-soil determination, tree feeding, and temporary grounding rods.

The EI‐5 Ethane Gas Identifier is a portable combustible gas analyzer designed to differentiate between gas distributed by a utility and naturally occurring gas often present in the ground or subsurface structures. Ethane is present in significant concentrations in distributed natural gas but is not present in naturally occurring gases such as marsh gas, soil gas, landfill gas, and sewer gas. This makes ethane an excellent “tracer” in determining the presence of distributed versus naturally occurring gas. The EI‐5 detects and separates the ethane content in a natural gas sample to approximately 20 ppm. Ruggedly constructed for field applications, the Heath Ethane Identifier is relatively unaffected by ambient temperature conditions, and will operate approximately 12 hours. Usually, the detection and analysis of ethane is accomplished in a laboratory by using a gas chromatograph. There are, however, specific occasions when it is impossible or impractical to “trap” a sample and send it to a laboratory. The Heath Ethane Identifier fulfills this requirement with quick, accurate indications, right in the field. It has a built-in pump, data-logging, export capabilities and color graphical display. The EI-5 can detect Ethane in a 800 ppm sample of natural gas containing 2% Ethane by volume.