Supply in Kazakhstan
KEG TRK supplies ultrasonic diagnostics solutions (Crysound) across Kazakhstan: Almaty, Astana, Karaganda, Ust-Kamenogorsk, Aktobe and other regions. Official warranty, monitoring system design, installation, commissioning and personnel training.
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Where it is used
Typical tasks
- Gas leaks in explosive zones
- Oil & gas and chemical sites
- Partial discharge at substations
Overview
Crysound CRY2624 ATEX is the explosion-proof version of the CRY2600 series, certified to ATEX (Ex ic IIC T5 Gc) for use in zones with a potentially explosive atmosphere. The camera combines leak detection and partial-discharge detection (with PRPD maps) and is designed for the oil & gas and chemical industries.
An array of 128 MEMS sensors and a range of up to 120 metres allow safe inspection of installations without stopping production.
Key features
- ATEX explosion protection — Ex ic IIC T5 Gc, approved for work in explosive zones.
- 128 MEMS sensors and a range of up to 120 m — precise localisation at distance.
- Partial discharge + PRPD — diagnostics of high-voltage equipment.
- Gas leak detection — critical for oil & gas and chemicals.
- IP54 — protection against dust and splashes.
Applications
- Detecting gas leaks at oil & gas and chemical sites in explosive zones
- Partial-discharge detection at substations and in switchgear
- Preventive diagnostics of process installations
Supply
The CRY2624 ATEX is supplied in Kazakhstan through the SDT Ultrasound Solutions network. KEG TRK is an official SDT partner. Price on request.
Technical specifications
| Certification | ATEX, Ex ic IIC T5 Gc |
| Microphones | 128 MEMS sensors |
| Frequency range | 2–48 kHz |
| Range | up to 120 m |
| Partial discharge | Yes, with PRPD maps |
| Protection | IP54 |
| Distribution | Supplied through SDT Ultrasound Solutions |
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Manufacturer
Crysound
Explosion-proof Crysound CRY2624 ATEX acoustic camera (Ex ic IIC T5 Gc) with 128 MEMS sensors: leaks and partial discharge on oil & gas and chemical sites. Range up to 120 metres. Price on request.
Key specifications
- Certification
- ATEX, Ex ic IIC T5 Gc
- Microphones
- 128 MEMS sensors
- Frequency range
- 2–48 kHz
- Range
- up to 120 m
- Partial discharge
- Yes, with PRPD maps
Official supplier in Kazakhstan
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