Workswell GIS-320
FLIR is the exclusive global distributor of the Workswell GIS-320 Thermal by FLIR optical gas imaging payload for unmanned aerial systems, unmanned ground vehicles, and mobile platforms.
The Workswell GIS-320 gas imaging system is the perfect solution for leak detection. Its unique pairing of both thermal and digital cameras makes it a versatile instrument. The GIS-320’s infra-red camera can be used to identify the escape of specific gases, as well as their presence in the air. It can also enhance environmental safety testing. This positions the Workswell unit as an aid in environmental protection, as well as in human health and safety efforts.
A Wide Spectrum of Detectable Gases
The GIS-320 can detect a wide spectrum of gases which are invisible to the naked eye. Moreover, the GIS-320 has a high sensitivity, with a detection range of between 3.2 – 3.4 µm.
BenzeneEthanolEthylbenzeneHeptaneHexaneIsopreneMethanolMEKMIBKOctanePentane1-PentaneTolueneXyleneButaneEthaneMethanePropaneEthylene
Ready-to-Fly Combo
The GIS-320 thermal camera is fully compatible with the DJI M600 Pro drone, and both are available in a ready-to-fly combo.

Fully Compatible with an RC Controller
The Workswell GIS-320 is the ideal solution when paired with unmanned air vehicles (drones/UAV systems). Both can be fully operated with one standard RC controller.
Standard Communication (CAN Bus and PWM Inputs)
Remote control of the thermal camera can be accomplished by using the two available input types, Ethernet (RJ 45), PWM (4 free ports and 1 for the S.BUS) and CAN bus and MavLink – Provides a wide range of standard and custom commands for controlling the thermal camera during the flight (1 port).

Images and Video Recording
The GIS-320 can also take non-radiometric images and video for later processing. Its data is stored on a 64 GB internal disk or flash drive.
Digital Visible Camera
The Workswell GIS-320 contains a digital camera (full spectrum). Its resolution is 1920 x 1080 pixels and it has 10x optical zoom, which aids in the inspection of specific areas.

Cooled Quantum Detector
The cooled quantum detector’s resolution is 320×240 pixels, making it a powerful addition to this thermal camera. The detector operates at the very low temperature of -200°C, which increases its temperature sensitivity to 10mK. This enables it to detect very small concentrations of gas.
Weight and Dimensions
The camera’s dimensions are 201 x 150 x 101 mm, <1.6 kg (7.9 x 5.9 x 3.97 in), <3.5 lb.

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Gas Detection: No Calibration Required
The GIS-320 ability to detect gases is not influenced by any calibration process and will not degrade over time.
FLIR MWIR thermal core used in GIS-320 camera have been independently tested and deemed compliant with the EPA’s NSPS 40 CFR part 60, subpart OOOOa sensitivity standard for optical gas imaging equipment.
Testing was performed by the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), which confirmed the the core is capable of imaging a gas that is half methane/half propane at a concentration
of 10,000 ppm at a flow rate of ≤60g/hr from a quarter inch diameter orifice.
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