/ 01Overview
What thisactually involves.
For large open areas — yards, campuses, parking, construction sites — we combine motorised PTZ cameras with point-to-point wireless bridges. Auto-tracking follows movement across the frame, and preset tours sweep defined positions on a schedule.
/ 02Do you need this?
Signs it's time to act
- Large open ground — a yard, campus, car park or site perimeter
- Cable cannot practically reach an outbuilding or gate
- You want to follow movement rather than watch a fixed frame
- Temporary coverage is needed on a construction site
/ 03Capabilities
- 01Optical zoom PTZ domes with auto-tracking
- 02Preset patrol tours and guard positions
- 03Point-to-point wireless bridges
- 04Solar-powered remote camera posts
- 05Long-range IR and starlight low-light imaging
/ 04What's included
- Line-of-sight survey for wireless links
- Pole, bracket and mast mounting
- Preset tour programming
- Lightning and surge protection
- Signal strength verification report
/ 05Budgeting
What moves the price
We quote after a survey rather than over the phone, because these are the things that actually change the number — and none of them are visible from a phone call.
- 01Optical zoom range and low-light performance of the PTZ
- 02Height and type of mounting — pole, mast or building
- 03Distance and line of sight for the wireless link
- 04Whether mains power exists or a solar post is required
- 05Surge and lightning protection for exposed positions
/ 06Ideal for
Warehouse yardsCampusesFarms & estatesConstruction sitesParking areas
/ 07Common questions
No — the link between points is wireless, but each camera still needs power locally. Where there is no mains supply we can fit a solar and battery post instead.
A point-to-point link needs clear line of sight. We survey for that before quoting, and verify signal strength on handover so you know the margin you have.
Yes. Auto-tracking locks onto movement in the frame, and preset tours sweep defined positions on a schedule when nothing is detected.
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