CPCB IoT Device (DAQ System) for Real-Time Pollution Monitoring

What is a CPCB IoT Device (DAQ System)?

CPCB-Compliant IoT Data Acquisition Device for CEMS, CEQMS & OCEMS Integration. India’s environmental regulations have evolved rapidly—today, real-time pollution monitoring is mandatory for industries under Central Pollution Control Board.

If your plant is not connected via a CPCB IoT device (DAQ system), you are already at risk of:

Non-compliance notices

Penalties under Air & Water Acts

Plant shutdown directives

📌 CPCB mandates:

Direct real-time data transmission to central servers

Secure, tamper-proof data logging

Standardized API-based integration (TPDS framework)

A CPCB IoT Device is a Data Acquisition & Transmission System (DAQ) that:

Collects data from analyzers (stack, effluent, ambient)
Processes and validates readings
Transmits real-time data to CPCB/SPCB servers
Ensures compliance with OCEMS protocols

📌 As per CPCB framework:

Industries must implement continuous monitoring systems with real-time connectivity

Why CPCB IoT Devices Are Mandatory in India

Recent regulatory directives require:

24×7 emission and effluent monitoring
Integration with centralized CPCB portals
Automated alerts for exceedance

📌 CPCB has mandated industries to connect monitoring systems to OCEMS portals for real-time reporting

📌 Data is typically transmitted every 15 minutes via IoT data loggers

Key Features of Our CPCB IoT Device

Full CPCB OCEMS Compliance

Pre-configured for CPCB data formats
Compatible with TPDS API submission

Multi-Protocol Industrial Integration

Modbus RTU / TCP
MQTT / HTTP / FTP
PLC, SCADA, and analyzer compatibility

Secure & Tamper-Proof Architecture

Encrypted data transmission
Local buffering + audit trails
No data loss during network failure

Real-Time Data Transmission

Automated push to CPCB/SPCB servers
15-min / configurable intervals

Edge Intelligence & Alerts

Threshold-based alerts
SMS/email triggers
Predictive analytics ready

Industries Where CPCB IoT Devices Are Mandatory

CPCB mandates monitoring across 17 highly polluting sectors, including:

Power Plants
Cement Industries
Steel & Metal
Oil Refineries
Pharmaceuticals
Chemicals
Textile & Dye Units

📌These sectors must implement CEMS/CEQMS systems with IoT-enabled DAQ integration

Complete CPCB IoT Solution (End-to-End)

We provide a turnkey compliance solution:

CPCB-ready IoT DAQ Device
Analyzer & sensor integration
Cloud dashboard (multi-site monitoring)
CPCB/SPCB server connectivity
Installation & commissioning PAN India
Compliance documentation & approval support

Proven Compliance Architecture

Field Layer:
Sensors / Gas Analyzers / Flow Meters

Edge Layer:
IoT DAQ Device (Data Logger)

Communication Layer:
4G / Ethernet

Regulatory Layer:
CPCB RTDMS / SPCB Portals

Application Layer:
Cloud Dashboard & Analytics

📌 CPCB systems require:

Data logging

Secure communication

Remote monitoring capability

Why Choose Us

CPCB-Aligned Engineering

Built strictly as per CPCB OCEMS architecture and protocols

PAN India Deployment

Executed across multiple industrial clusters

Proven Integration Capability

Works with all major analyzers and legacy systems

Zero Data Loss Architecture

Local storage + auto sync ensures compliance continuity

Compliance-First Approach

We don’t just supply devices—we ensure approval success

Case-Level Proof

Integrated CPCB IoT DAQ across multi-location industrial plants
Enabled real-time reporting to CPCB RTDMS portals
Achieved >95% uptime compliance
Reduced manual reporting efforts by 90%

FAQ – CPCB IoT Device

Is CPCB IoT device mandatory?

Yes, industries under CPCB norms must install real-time monitoring systems with IoT-based data transmission.

What is OCEMS?

OCEMS (Online Continuous Emission Monitoring System) is CPCB’s framework for real-time pollution monitoring.

Can it integrate with existing systems?

Yes, supports Modbus, PLCs, analyzers, and SCADA systems.

Do you support SPCB integrations?

Yes, fully compatible with all State Pollution Control Boards across India.