NCRRECDService

RECD installation involves fitting an advanced pollution control device onto the exhaust system of an existing diesel generator to filter harmful emissions such as particulate matter (PM), carbon monoxide (CO), hydrocarbons (HC), and nitrogen oxides (NOx).

Mandate: Installation is mandatory for DG sets above a certain capacity (often 125 kVA) in highly polluted areas like Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, and Chennai, to comply with CPCB and NGT (National Green Tribunal) norms.

Purpose: The primary goal is to significantly reduce air pollution (up to 70-99%) and allow businesses to continue operations without facing heavy fines, penalties, 

Process: Installation is typically a non-invasive, plug-and-play process that involves a site assessment, fitting the device in place of the existing silencer.

Benefits: Besides compliance, benefits include improved air quality, enhanced corporate social responsibility (CSR) image, potential fuel efficiency gains, and extended DG set life.