CEMS Equipment & Shelters
ESC Spectrum delivers top-of-the-line
CEMS Equipment, Racks & Shelters
to tackle the most demanding monitoring challenges required by the EPA.
Our high quality craftsmanship that goes into designing and building your required system is what sets us apart from others. High-quality work means less maintenance over the years, reducing costs. Explore our range of systems and products below and let us enhance your facility’s operations.
ESC Spectrum has decades of experience providing integrated systems for air emissions compliance in various industries and applications.
Our integration specialists are experts in the design and construction process – from understanding permit and regulatory requirements and technical planning to installation, start-up, maintenance, and operation.
ESC Spectrum provides the following integrated systems for EPA Part 75, Part 60, and Part 63 requirements:
- Hazardous area CEM systems
- Dilution CEMS
- Full Extractive Dry Basis CEMS
- In-situ CEMS
- Hybrid CEMS
- Hot/Wet Extractive CEMS
- Mobile testing systems and portable CEMS
- HAPS and hydrocarbon CEMS (for HCl, Mercury, Hydrocarbons – Methane and Non-Methane, H2S, and Total Sulfur)
- CEMS for all major pollutants, including: NOx, SO2, CO, CO2, O2, Flow, Particulate, and Opacity
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ESC Spectrum, a leading provider of environmental compliance solutions, is excited to announce the successful demonstration of Integrated Path CEMS for air emissions monitoring and reporting.
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Accurate air emissions data is critical for regulatory compliance–even small discrepancies can lead to reporting issues, audits, and penalties. While daily and weekly data reviews are not required by regulations,