The Experts in Dust Monitoring Equipment
More and more local authorities are including monitoring requirements for noise, vibration and dust right from the planning stage and it is important that contractors and specialist consultants have access to the best instrumentation they can get.
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Dust can be all around us, whether from a construction site, or near an airport or windfarm. Limits are typically applied by local authorities, which must be strictly maintained, requiring a reliable and accurate monitoring system running 24/7 with maximum uptime.
Construction
Infrastructure
Demolition
Military Applications
Environmental Clean Up Sites
Air Pollution Level Monitoring
ES-642 Cloud Lite
MCERTS Dust System with Noise Monitoring and Cloud Monitoring Service
The ES-642 Cloud Lite brings together the Met One ES-642 MCERTS dust system with Svantek’s leading Class 1 sound level meter, the SV 307A.
PM10 or PM2.5 averaged and instantaneous results
Inbuilt acoustic calibrator
Advanced alarms for dust data alongside noise and vibration alarms
ES-642 Cloud
MCERTS Dust System with Cloud Monitoring Service
The ES-642 Cloud brings together the Met One ES-642 MCERTS dust system with SvanNET, our leading cloud solution. The ES-642 Cloud is an autonomous solution with 3G/4G modem and options for solar/wind powering. SvanNET allows you to bring your PM10 or PM2.5 data in alongside advanced noise and vibration data sets.
PM10 or PM2.5 averaged and instantaneous results
Configurable logger steps
Controlled input heater
key benefits
Construction developments, roads and other infrastructure projects often have a substantial and sometimes long-term impact on the local air quality. One of the most common impacts is increased dust or particulate matter (PM) concentrations. Depending on the perceived risk, monitoring may need to be carried out during both demolition and construction activities to ensure that any impact on the surrounding environment is minimised.
When it comes to construction sites, it is recommended that priority be assigned to the measurement of PM10 as emissions of dust from construction sites are predominantly in the coarser fractions, but the monitoring of PM2.5 and/or TSP concentrations can be useful in identifying source contributions.
The quality of the air we breathe is fundamental to our health and wellbeing, and generally poor air quality can have an adverse effect on the environment.
It is also important to look at monitoring air quality in the workplace as it can be harmful to workers if they are exposed to elements such as dust.
At Svantek we are probably the UK’s biggest supplier of monitoring instrumentation to the construction industry and we gained that position by providing the best in instrumentation backed up with the best customer support you can get. All our instrumentations are certified to the highest national and international standards to ensure your data can never be questioned. We also build and supply bespoke solar and wind power solutions for when you don’t have access to mains power
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