Perimeter monitoring for industrial facilities
Continuous fence-line measurement keeps environmental impact under management: evidence for regulators, answers for the community.
Manage your contribution, don't guess it
Large industrial complexes are constant sources of fine dust, SO₂, NO₂, CO, O₃ and VOCs. Keeping that contribution under management is an environmental responsibility, and increasingly a regulatory and community expectation.
Sensor units mounted around the fence line detect on-site and off-site fugitive emissions continuously, quantify the facility's contribution to ambient air quality, and reduce the exposure of employees and surrounding communities.
- Wind-correlated source attribution in Lens separates your plume from background and neighbours.
- Continuous records answer community complaints and regulator inquiries with evidence, not estimates.
- Gas configuration matches the sector: PM and SO₂ for cement, VOC and H₂S for oil and gas, dust for mining.
The solution we provide
We deploy sensor units along the fence line, around material handling areas and haul roads, and at the closest receptor points such as schools and residential zones. Integrated anemometers let Lens correlate pollution spikes with wind direction, so you know not just that there was an event, but which operational activity caused it: the crusher, a stockpile, a truck route.
Real-time alerts move the facility from reactive complaint handling to proactive pollution prevention. This is ambient monitoring at the perimeter; it complements stack monitoring (SEÖS/CEMS), it does not replace it.
- Unit L sensor units, gases configured per sector
- Anemometer add-on for wind-based source attribution
- Airqoon Lens with alerts and AI monthly compliance reports
- Unit N for combined dust and noise fence-line monitoring
- Calibration & operational service; rental model available