Oizom Dustroid Continuous Dust Monitoring System

Oizom Dustroid is an outdoor dust-monitoring system for continuous particulate data at construction sites, mines, quarries, industrial facilities and infrastructure projects. Oizom describes the current Dustroid as an MCERTS-certified dust-monitoring device; certification scope and applicable variant should be confirmed for the quotation.

What it measures

• PM₁, PM_2.5, PM₁₀ and PM₁₀₀ / total suspended particulate matter, subject to variant
• Temperature, humidity and pressure
• Optional weather, noise, vibration and other modules according to configuration

Key features

• Heated inlet on Pro and Max variants, according to Oizom
• IP66 outdoor enclosure
• Solar, AC or combined power options according to project configuration
• Real-time data transmission and up to 90 days of onboard storage according to the manufacturer
• Cellular, Wi-Fi, LoRa, Ethernet, Modbus, relay and satellite communication options
• Envizom dashboards, alerts, reports, historical analysis and API access

Applications

Use Dustroid for construction-site dust monitoring, mines and quarries, industrial fenceline work, roads and infrastructure, campuses, airports, public spaces and research. It can support environmental assessment and mitigation workflows; it does not by itself guarantee regulatory compliance.

Why request a quotation?

Choose the Dustroid variant and configuration according to particle range, humidity conditions, communications, power, sensor modules and reporting requirements. AISYS can help review the project scope before quotation.

Request a quotation from AISYS for Oizom Dustroid.

Specification summary

Outdoor continuous dust monitor; PM1, PM2.5, PM10 and PM100/TSP according to variant; heated inlet on Pro and Max variants; IP66 enclosure; up to 90 days onboard storage according to Oizom; communications and Envizom services subject to configuration.

What it solves

Helps construction, mining, quarrying and industrial teams track particulate levels continuously, respond to rising dust and maintain a documented monitoring record.