Description
This custom built Solar-powered PTZ camera is mounted on a pole and includes solar panel, adequate weather-proofing and lightning protection, with a backup battery system that will give the user 4 days battery back up. Put together in a temperature controlled enclosure to withstand the harsh Australian weather.
We have commissioned many of these systems for the Australian government, remote communities and mining companies just to name a few. We also have these units on display at our retail store so you can come and see the systems in operation.
We can make this system in two variations:
Variation one: Having the video footage transmitted back to a safe house via a secure encrypted 5.8G transmitter up to 15klm away LOS (line of sight). The area where the receiver will be housed can have the NVR (network video recorder) securely installed.
Variation two: Is what is pictured. Completely self contained unit with NVR (network video recorder) and 4G modem (4G access required).
Both units come with a NVR (network video recorder) with up to one month worth of video recording, motion detection with email alert, instant remote playback at 1080p resolution, 150 metres night vision, optical zooming capabilities with the option of 200 programmable positions.
Assembled and designed in South Australia and ready to be shipped anywhere in Australia. The system is a complete self sustaining kit which requires no connection to the main grid, no need to dig long trenches for cables etc.
Call us now for a free quote on installation, alternately we understand that these systems are designed for remote applications with that in mind we can ship the items with detailed instructions on a DIY installation.
Want to see this camera in action?
Please check out the utube links below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tdvejoa-qkY&t=44s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLRDnOZRIdg
Please note: No time wasters, serious customers only. If you are calling to get information on all of the internal components and specifiactions we will ask you to look somewhere else for a system.
