How to install it

A monitoring station is typically pole-mounted with sensors near the top, the LED board at viewing height and the controller and power in a weatherproof box below. Site it in a representative location, away from direct obstructions.

Active construction site where a monitoring station is installedInstalled at the boundary or main activity zone of the site
Pole-mounted air quality monitoring station layout
A typical single-pole monitoring station, top to bottom.

A typical pole-mounted layout

From top to bottom, a common installation stacks the components on a single pole:

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Weather sensor

Temperature, humidity, pressure, rain — near the top, clear of obstructions.

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Wind sensor

Anemometer + vane at the highest point for clean airflow.

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PM sensor

Laser dust sensor at breathing height, in a ventilated shield.

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Noise sensor

Weather-protected microphone facing the activity.

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LED display

At readable viewing height for workers and passers-by.

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Controller + power

Weatherproof enclosure and power supply at the base.

Installation process

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Choose the location

Pick a representative, open spot near the boundary or main activity, away from walls and exhaust that could bias readings.

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Erect & anchor the pole

Install a stable pole with a concrete or ballasted base able to withstand wind loading.

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Mount the sensors

Fit weather, wind, PM and noise sensors at the recommended heights per the manufacturer's guidance.

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Fix the LED board

Mount the display at viewing height and orient it toward the audience (gate, road or site office).

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Wire controller & power

Connect sensors to the controller in the enclosure and hook up mains/UPS/solar power.

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Connect & commission

Insert the 4G SIM or connect Wi-Fi, verify cloud upload, then calibrate and validate readings.

Siting matters: The station should be installed in a representative location, away from direct obstructions and following the sensor manufacturer's siting guidance — poor placement produces misleading data.

Power options

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230V AC mains

Standard grid power where a supply is available on site.

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Battery backup (UPS)

Keeps monitoring running through power cuts and load-shedding.

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Solar + battery

Self-powered stations for remote sites with no reliable grid.

Approximate BOM

The components in a complete monitoring station and what each one does.

ComponentTypical purpose
PM2.5 / PM10 sensorDust monitoring
Temperature / humidity sensorWeather monitoring
Noise sensorNoise monitoring
Wind speed sensorWind measurement
Wind direction sensorWind direction
Rain gauge optionalRainfall
ControllerData acquisition
4G modemConnectivity
LED displayPublic display
Waterproof enclosureElectronics protection
Pole & mountingInstallation
Power supplySystem power

We handle supply, installation & calibration

Turnkey deployment — from the pole and enclosure to commissioning the cloud dashboard and validating your first readings.

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