Urban Area Monitoring
PetroInTech provides compact urban air quality monitoring systems for cities, municipalities, transport corridors, residential communities, schools, public spaces, construction projects, ports, and industrial buffer zones. Our monitoring network helps authorities understand pollution levels across different locations and identify the impact of traffic, industrial activity, dust events, and changing weather conditions.
Stations can measure PM₁, PM₂.₅, PM₁₀, NO₂, NOx, O₃, CO, SO₂, H₂S, VOCs, temperature, humidity, pressure, wind speed, wind direction, rainfall, and noise where required. Data is transmitted in real time to a central platform for live display, AQI calculation, trend analysis, pollution mapping, alarms, reporting, and remote diagnostics.
PetroInTech can combine distributed urban monitoring nodes with US EPA-approved reference stations for comparison, validation, and improved data confidence. We provide complete engineering, installation, communication setup, commissioning, training, maintenance, and lifecycle support for reliable city-wide environmental monitoring.
Built for Harsh Weather
Rugged, weatherproof stations designed to operate reliably in high temperature, dust, humidity, rain, and corrosive urban or industrial environments.
Solar-Powered Options
Solar panels, battery backup, and low-power operation allow deployment at locations without reliable mains power.
Local Indication and Alarms
Optional local display shows live air-quality readings, while visual and audible alarms can alert site personnel during elevated pollution events.
Remote Data Access
Real-time data is available through a secure web platform for dashboards, AQI display, trend analysis, reports, alerts, and remote diagnostics.
Low-Maintenance Operation
The system is designed for unattended operation with automated data transmission, remote health monitoring, and minimal routine maintenance requirements.