Ambient Air Quality Monitoring System — AAQMS for DPCC, HSPCB, UPPCB & RSPCB Sites
An ambient air quality monitoring system is the instrument class every pollution board in the NCR airshed accepts: a CPCB-listed continuous analyser measuring PM2.5, PM10 and gaseous pollutants, calibrated within twelve months and pushing data live to a dashboard. We supply, install, integrate and maintain AAQMS units for DPCC, HSPCB, UPPCB and RSPCB sites across Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Bhiwadi.
Whether the direction comes from DPCC, from CAQM's order of 11.06.2021, or from HSPCB, UPPCB or RSPCB acting under it, the monitoring requirement converges on the same specification: a continuous ambient air quality monitoring system from a CPCB-listed manufacturer, with a calibration certificate no older than twelve months and readings that push continuously to a dashboard your compliance file can reference. Sites routinely satisfy one of those three conditions and fail the other two.
We survey the plot before quoting, because siting decides whether the data survives inspection. The station needs a mounting point three to four metres above ground, clear of anti-smog gun spray and truck exhaust, with confirmed mobile coverage at that exact coordinate — the detail that decides whether a unit reports reliably through a monsoon or drops offline every week. Installation includes weatherproof enclosure, surge protection, dual-operator SIMs and an anti-theft cage.
Commissioning covers the 15-minute data push, verification that readings are actually arriving at the dashboard, and handover of the calibration certificate for your inspection file. Our monitoring desk then watches uptime and dispatches an engineer the same day a unit drops offline, rather than waiting for an officer to notice the gap during a physical inspection.
For works of fixed duration the same systems are available on monthly rental with installation, integration, calibration and de-installation included. Builders working across Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida and Bhiwadi keep one specification, one vendor and one compliance file structure — which is what keeps a multi-state portfolio defensible when notices arrive.
What's included
- ▸CPCB-listed continuous ambient air quality monitoring systems (AAQMS)
- ▸PM2.5, PM10, NO₂, SO₂, CO plus temperature, humidity and wind
- ▸Live 15-minute data push with dashboard access for your compliance file
- ▸Valid 12-month calibration certificate supplied for inspections
- ▸Accepted specification across DPCC, HSPCB, UPPCB and RSPCB jurisdictions
- ▸Purchase or monthly rental with 24×7 uptime monitoring and AMC
Our process
- 01
Requirement call
Plot area, site type, board jurisdiction and whether you need purchase or monthly rental.
- 02
Site survey
Mounting height, power and network coverage checked so readings survive inspection.
- 03
Install & integrate
Station mounted, enclosure sealed, continuous data push configured and verified.
- 04
Certificate & AMC
Calibration certificate handed over and AMC activated with same-day field response.
Frequently asked
What is an ambient air quality monitoring system?
A fixed station that continuously measures pollutants such as PM2.5, PM10, NO₂ and SO₂ in the surrounding air and reports the data live. For construction compliance it must be a CPCB-listed instrument with valid calibration.
Is one AAQMS accepted by DPCC, HSPCB, UPPCB and RSPCB alike?
Yes — all four boards acting under CAQM directions accept the same class of CPCB-listed continuous monitor, so one specification covers sites in Delhi, Haryana, UP and Rajasthan.
Can I rent an AAQMS instead of buying?
Yes. Monthly rental includes installation, integration, calibration and de-installation when the project closes.
What if my monitor keeps going offline?
Usually siting, power or SIM coverage rather than the instrument. We re-site, add surge protection and dual-operator SIMs, then monitor uptime from our desk.