Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection and Teledyne FLIR are showcasing their latest gas detection, flame sensing and thermal imaging technologies at ADIPEC 2026 in Abu Dhabi, highlighting innovations designed to improve industrial safety, emissions monitoring and remote inspection.
The companies are presenting several key developments, including:
- The new FREEDOM range of fixed gas detectors, featuring modular designs and Bluetooth-enabled configuration and diagnostics.
- A Saudi manufacturing partnership delivering Aramco-approved gas sensors to the Kingdom.
- ADGiLE 2.0, an automated emissions monitoring solution for continuous detection of methane, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and hydrocarbons.
At the exhibition, which runs until 5 November, Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection is placing particular emphasis on its new FREEDOM range of fixed gas detectors.
The range comprises three models built around a common electronic architecture, with specifications tailored to different industrial operating environments. Designed to simplify maintenance and improve operational efficiency, the detectors feature modular construction and Bluetooth connectivity.
The FREEDOM X incorporates certified hot-swap technology, allowing cartridges to be replaced under power in hazardous areas. The FREEDOM XP, meanwhile, is designed for explosive atmospheres and meets SIL2/SC3 certification requirements.
Through the company’s GF SYNC mobile application, operators can configure, calibrate and diagnose detectors remotely via Bluetooth. The application also supports automatic certificate generation, helping streamline maintenance documentation and compliance processes.
Strengthening local manufacturing in Saudi Arabia
Teledyne will also highlight its manufacturing partnership with Saudi-based Industrial Detection Solutions (IDS), supporting the local production of gas detection technologies in the Kingdom.
Products manufactured through the partnership, including the DM-Tox toxic gas sensor and FP-LEL and IR-LEL combustible gas sensors, have received Saudi Aramco approval.
The partnership represents an important step in expanding local manufacturing capabilities while supporting the region’s industrial safety requirements.
Portable gas detection for marine safety
Marine safety is another key focus at ADIPEC 2026. Teledyne is demonstrating its PS500 portable multi-gas detector, which can monitor up to five gases, including carbon dioxide.
Certified under the EU Marine Equipment Directive, the instrument is designed to support gas monitoring requirements in marine and offshore environments.
Advancing automated emissions monitoring with ADGiLE 2.0
Teledyne FLIR is presenting its optical gas imaging (OGI) portfolio alongside thermal imaging cameras and acoustic imaging systems.
A major highlight is ADGiLE 2.0, an automated emissions monitoring solution that combines OGI cameras, analytics and configurable sensors to deliver continuous monitoring of methane, VOCs and hydrocarbons.
The platform incorporates environmental analysis and incident management tools to help operators distinguish genuine emission events from potential false alarms. Remote access capabilities also allow personnel to investigate detected incidents and assess potential emissions without necessarily travelling to the inspection location.
By combining advanced imaging, automated analytics and remote monitoring, ADGiLE 2.0 aims to support more efficient emissions detection and management across industrial facilities.
Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection and Teledyne FLIR are exhibiting together at Hall 9, Stand 9413 at ADIPEC 2026 in Abu Dhabi, from 2 to 5 November.
