Low Cost PM Sensor for RSPCB — Affordable PM2.5 / PM10 Monitoring in Bhiwadi & Neemrana
Bhiwadi and Neemrana sit inside the NCR airshed, so RSPCB watches dust there as closely as Delhi does — but not every project carries the budget for a reference-grade analyser. We install low cost PM sensors that report PM2.5 and PM10 to a live dashboard at a fraction of the capital cost, with honest advice on where a budget unit fits and where RSPCB will expect a CPCB-listed monitor.
The Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board regulates the Bhiwadi–Neemrana corridor closely because construction there runs beside dense industry inside the NCR airshed under CAQM directions. For smaller C&D plots, RMC yards and short-duration projects, a well-sited low cost optical particulate sensor corrected against a reference instrument delivers genuinely useful PM2.5 and PM10 trend data and a documented dust-performance trail for the compliance file.
Where we are direct with clients is the limit of the instrument. A low cost sensor is a dust-management tool and supporting evidence; it does not replace a CPCB-listed continuous ambient monitor where the site's category and plot area mean RSPCB expects one. On those projects we say so and quote the listed analyser rather than selling the cheaper box twice.
Installation discipline is identical either way: three to four metres above ground, clear of anti-smog gun spray and truck exhaust, weatherproof enclosure, surge protection, dual-operator SIM connectivity and an anti-theft cage. Readings land on a dashboard your site engineer and our monitoring desk both watch, so a dust spike triggers sprinkling and smog-gun action the same hour.
We cover Bhiwadi, Khushkhera, Tapukara, Neemrana, Behror and Alwar, pairing sensors with green nets, wheel-wash pits and correctly sized anti-smog guns. Monthly rental keeps the cost in project overheads, and since the same class of instrument serves DPCC, HSPCB and UPPCB sites, multi-state builders keep one specification and one compliance file structure.
What's included
- ▸Affordable optical PM2.5 / PM10 sensors for RSPCB sites
- ▸Live dashboard with threshold alerts to your site engineer
- ▸Correction against a reference instrument for defensible trend data
- ▸Straight advice on when RSPCB requires a CPCB-listed analyser instead
- ▸Bhiwadi, Khushkhera, Tapukara, Neemrana, Behror and Alwar
- ▸Purchase or monthly rental with uptime monitoring and field support
Our process
- 01
Fit assessment
We confirm whether a low cost sensor suits your site or whether a listed analyser is required.
- 02
Siting & install
Mounting height, enclosure, power and dual-SIM connectivity set for year-round reporting.
- 03
Dashboard setup
Live PM2.5/PM10 feed with alerts to your team and our monitoring desk.
- 04
Support
Uptime monitoring, periodic correction checks and field response across the Bhiwadi–Alwar belt.
Frequently asked
Is a low cost PM sensor accepted by RSPCB in Bhiwadi?
It is strong dust-management evidence, but where your site category and plot area require a CPCB-listed continuous monitor, that listed instrument is what RSPCB expects. We assess the plot and tell you plainly which one applies.
Do you cover Neemrana and Alwar?
Yes — Bhiwadi, Khushkhera, Tapukara, Neemrana, Behror and Alwar, with site visits usually inside 48 hours.
Can the sensor be rented for a fixed-duration project?
Yes. Monthly rental includes installation, dashboard setup and de-installation when the project closes.