A lot of online DGA methods rely on consumables, carrier gases, or other components that need regular replacement to stay accurate — turning “continuous monitoring” into an ongoing operating cost. Tunable diode laser absorption spectroscopy (TDLAS) changes that: a single, stable laser measurement — no reagents, no moving parts, effectively zero operating cost over the monitor lifespan.
This webinar introduces Laser DGA, built on a TDLAS platform, and shows why laser measurement isn’t just a more accurate way to do DGA — it’s a different way to think about ownership cost. We cover on-site installation experience, side-by-side comparisons of continuous online readings against laboratory DGA data, and what a maintenance-free measurement platform means for long-term monitoring economics.
Who should attend: asset managers, condition-monitoring engineers, and utilities assessing total cost of ownership for online DGA.
