Everything You Need To Know To Find The Best Solar Surveillance Trailers

We explore the top features of Solar Surveillance Trailers and outline why they are indispensable for temporary or off-grid security requirements.

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What Are the Key Features of Solar Surveillance Trailers?

If you're looking for a temporary security solution for your construction jobsite, or a system to provide targeted surveillance at an off-grid location, then your research has likely led you to Mobile Solar Surveillance Trailers.

By operating independently of power and internet, and removing the need for a structure to mount security cameras, Solar Surveillance Trailers have become the security solution of choice for industries ranging from Law Enforcement to Solar Farms and Auto Dealerships.

As with any rapidly emerging technology, the marketplace for Solar Surveillance Trailers is not short on choice, so how do you separate the market leaders from their cheap imitations?

To help those considering Solar Trailers with making a confident and well-informed decision on the supplier to use, we have compiled a checklist of the top features to look out for and why they matter.

What is a Mobile Solar Surveillance Trailer? 

Essentially, the clue is in the name: Mobile Solar Surveillance Trailer. These systems combine surveillance camera technology and solar panels mounted to a moveable trailer base.

The units will be equipped with solar panels that power internal batteries, one or more security cameras fixed to the top of a raised mast, and a range of additional security devices such as voice-down audio, sirens, alarms, and flashing lights.

This combination of features allows Mobile Solar Surveillance Trailers to be quickly deployed to any location that requires temporary or targeted security coverage but lacks the power and/or internet facilities to support fixed security cameras.

Solar Surveillance Trailer Top Features

Below are the main features that set Mobile Solar Surveillance Trailers apart from other security solutions. 

It is recommended for optimal security that these 8 features should be involved as a minimum requirement:

High-Quality Security Cameras

The primary purpose of a Solar Surveillance Trailer is to protect your site, building, or land from their associated security risks, and to record live video evidence in instances where an incident has taken place.

The cameras utilized on the top of the Solar Trailer’s mast provide both detection and documentation to protect your site as needed. 

The specification, quality, and number of cameras will vary between manufacturers, but every Trailer will have at least one camera fitted.

We offer up to 4 cameras to be attached to our Surveillance Trailers to provide you with the best security coverage.

There are some key features to look out for and these are as follows:

• Video Resolution:
  It is recommended that you choose a Trailer with a high-definition camera to help accurately detect and identify activity. Key terms to be aware of regarding camera resolution include 4K and p, both of which indicate extremely high-quality video recording capabilities.
• PTZ Control:
  PTZ stands for Pan, Tilt, and Zoom, which refers to the camera's ability to be remotely controlled and pointed in the most optimal direction for maximum security coverage. Being able to change the position of the camera remotely is vital in locations with multiple security vulnerabilities or where the environment may change.
• Day/Night Operation:
  The vast majority of criminal activity at construction jobsites and parking lots happens at night, so it is essential that the cameras can operate in low (or no) light situations. For this, you need to be looking for cameras that feature infrared (IR).
• Remote Access:
  If you're managing a property, monitoring a jobsite, or conducting a Law Enforcement investigation, you're going to want to access your cameras wherever you are. Some cameras will offer access via Wi-Fi, which limits you in terms of where you need to be to access your videos. Other systems will offer cellular connectivity, meaning you can access your cameras anytime from anywhere. 

Reliable Autonomous Solar Power

If the security cameras are the brains of the solar trailer, then the solar power is the beating heart of the solution.

Solar Surveillance Trailers offer autonomous power alongside wireless security cameras, eliminating the need for external power sources.

This is what allows them to be deployed to off-grid locations, places where standard security cameras can't reach, or as a plug-and-play solution for temporary surveillance needs.

Key features to look out for:

• High-Capacity Solar Panels: Not every day is going to be wall-to-wall sunshine, so your Solar Trailer should have a solar panel that can maximize energy generation even on cloudy days.
• Battery Back-Up: On days of limited sunlight, the battery backup system will keep the Trailer fully operational. You should make sure the Trailer you use has long-run, environmentally-tested batteries so you don't get caught short.
• Power Management: A power management system will maximize energy usage and feature a control panel that provides vital insight into battery performance. They allow you to keep an eye on runtime and trigger an alarm when power is running low.

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Easy Deployment and Mobility

The third and final core piece of the Solar Surveillance Trailer jigsaw is the rapid deployment capability and portability delivered by the unit itself. 

Solar Surveillance Trailers are typically incredibly easy to deploy, taking one person less than 20 minutes to set up. This means users can respond quickly to emergency situations and easily relocate the unit if surveillance priorities change. 

Most of them can be fitted to a vehicle and transported with ease. 

The main features to keep in mind are:

• Tool-Free Setup: You should be able to deploy a Solar Surveillance Trailer without needing any specialized tools for onsite assembly or configuration.
• Compact Design: The Trailer should be easily collapsible and streamlined for vehicular transportation.
• Towing Arm: The Trailer’s base should have a built-in tow bar hitch to hook it to any suitable vehicle.
• Adjustable Mast: A Solar Surveillance Trailer should have a telescopic mast that can easily be raised, lowered, and rotated to achieve optimal camera positioning.
• Plug-and-Play Simplicity: The Trailer should essentially be a drop-and-go system that is fully pre-configured with no onsite assembly required.

Intruder Detection Capability

We now move into features that go beyond the physical makeup and basic components of the Solar Surveillance Trailer, and onto the advanced capabilities that separate the high-quality units from the more basic models.

The variety of use cases for Solar Surveillance Trailers is growing all the time, but they are still most typically deployed for security purposes, at a construction jobsite or parking lot, for example. 

Intruder detection capabilities are critical security features that help protect sites from trespassing, theft, and vandalism. An effective Mobile Solar Surveillance Trailer should have this capability built in. 

Detection can either be triggered by motion sensors or, more effectively, by advanced AI-driven video analytics.

Features to look out for are:

• Video Analytics: AI-powered video analytics software is ideally suited to intruder detection applications as it can intelligently distinguish human activity compared to false alarm situations, such as animals or trash blowing in the wind. Some surveillance cameras feature edge-based video analytics, while others can process video feeds through third-party software.  
• Automated Crime Response: When an intrusion or other potential crime threat is detected, it should automatically trigger a remote crime prevention process that includes an alert to a video monitoring station and physical response such as sirens, audio alerts, and the dispatch of local Law Enforcement.
• Live Video Verification: When the video analytics determines an intrusion is taking place, a remote operator should be able to access the cameras in real-time to verify the event as genuine. Technology is advancing at a rapid rate, but it's always advisable to have a human determine whether the threat is real. 

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Environmentally Tested

Whatever deployment scenario you require a Mobile Solar Surveillance Trailer for, it will almost certainly be an outdoor application.

That means your Trailer will be subject to variable weather conditions, from snow, wind, and rain right through to blazing hot sun.

To ensure your Trailer can perform no matter what weather conditions it faces, you need to ensure it has been built to the highest standards and is proven to withstand the USA's weather extremes. Ideally, to avoid any nasty surprises, you may want to use a Trailer that has been made in America.

Key features to look out for:

• Weatherproof Enclosures: Your Trailer needs to be constructed in a way that protects all electrical components from dust, rain, and high temperatures.
• Durable Materials: To ensure your trailer can operate year-round outdoors, look for one made from high-quality materials such as stainless steel, reinforced aluminum, and UV-resistant plastics.
• Corrosion Resistance: Sun and rain can damage a Solar Trailer, so you need to ensure the one you plan to deploy has protective coatings and finishes that help prevent corrosion, rust, and UV damage.
• Tamper Proof: Another extremely handy feature of high-quality Surveillance Trailers is that they are reinforced to protect against malicious interference from individuals hoping not to be recorded. 

Remote Video Monitoring

As we mentioned above, no matter what your security or surveillance needs are, you will more than likely want to be able to access your cameras on demand.

Whether you want to check in on the progress of your jobsite, keep watch over major public events, or coordinate a tactical response, being able to connect tour cameras at any time of day or night from any location should be a minimum feature of a Surveillance Trailer. 

Some Solar Trailers offer remote access via a mobile app or desktop software, while others send the camera feeds directly to a video monitoring station, where security professionals monitor your site 24/7. 

There should be no reason, though, why you can't have both - surveillance camera access in the plan of your hands and a team of professionals keeping watch when you can't.

Features to consider regarding remote video monitoring and remote access:

• Cellular video transmission:
  When combined with solar power, cellular transmission allows a surveillance solution to be completely autonomous. It allows you to cut the cords of reliance on power and internet hookups and bring video surveillance coverage to practically any location with zero limitations. Trusting your surveillance setup to a cellular transmission expert with a solid pedigree in delivering video over wireless networks is a significant value add, too.
• Mobile App:
  The ultimate in mobile surveillance is accessing your cameras on-the-go. This gives you complete flexibility over both where you deploy the camera units and where you can view them. Look for a supplier who can provide you with a mobile app for all operating systems.
• Video Storage:
  Not every incident can be dealt with solely through live footage or video snapshots. Your Surveillance Trailer should provide you with a full video archive of at least 30 days for a retrospective review of any incidents.
• Remote Crime Prevention:
  You should be able to send video feeds to a remote video monitoring station that can undertake a number of remote crime prevention protocols, such as issuing live audio warnings and dispatching Law Enforcement. 
• Integration Pathways:
  This is particularly important if you are Law Enforcement or a Government department with an existing camera network operating via a Video Management System. Seek out a trailer manufacturer who can integrate with your existing video platform and allows you to manage all your cameras from one system.

Budget-Efficiency

With so many advanced features and benefits, you're probably wondering if a high-tech surveillance system like a Mobile Solar Surveillance Trailer comes at a high cost too. 

While the purchase price of a Solar Surveillance Trailer can seem expensive, the cost benefits these solutions deliver make them one of the most budget-efficient solutions.

One way to demonstrate the value of a Surveillance Trailer is to compare the cost of hiring a trailer to the cost of other security alternatives, such as security guards.

The cost of renting a Surveillance Trailer per month will typically range from $1,200-$2,500, versus the cost of hiring a single security guard at $4,000-$6,000 per month.

This analysis only allows for the hire of one security guard, too. Consider that a Trailer can see and detect criminal activity over a greater distance than two or more guards, and you can understand exactly why these solutions are so popular.

It's not just guards that Solar Trailers compare favorably with, though. With zero installation costs and no construction work required, using a Surveillance Trailer is significantly more cost-effective than installing fixed cameras.

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Key features to look out for:

• Service and Support:
  One of the benefits of using a reputable, US-based business for your solar trailers is that you will receive ongoing support for your deployments. Whether it's training, tech support, maintenance, or just having someone on the other end of the who knows what they're talking about, a good service model will help you maximize your investment in Solar Surveillance Trailers.
• Zero Maintenance:
  Not having to maintain and repair a Surveillance Trailer continually will help keep costs low, so again, it's super important to use a highly-rated manufacturer or supplier. 
• Rental and Purchase Options:
  You need to be able to choose a purchase model that best suits your needs, and your pocket. If you have short-term security needs, such as securing a construction jobsite, then renting a solar trailer absolutely makes sense. If you have a longer-term requirement, such as using a Solar Trailer within your police department, purchasing will probably deliver long-term cost savings.
• Build Quality:
  As with anything in life, you will absolutely get what you pay for when it comes to Solar Surveillance Trailers. Being penny-wise pound-foolish with your surveillance technology will only hurt you down the road, when the poor build quality of your cheap Trailer starts to lumber you with expensive repair or replacement costs. 
• Warranty Options:
  Let's face it, no one likes paying for a warranty. It can feel like just another cost on top of what may already be an expensive period. However, having the option of a warranty can pay off significantly, and any manufacturer that provides a comprehensive warranty package is likely very confident in the quality of their product. 

Physical Security Profile

At WCCTV, we live by the motto that it's better to prevent crime than record it. When it comes to protecting your site, we operate a four-step process: Detect, Deter, Document, and Dispatch.

A huge part of our success in defending sites and deterring criminals is the imposing physical presence of our Mobile Solar Surveillance Trailers. 

Standing at 20 ft high and loaded up with additional features like audio-voice down units, horn speakers, flashing blue lights, LEDs, and alarms, criminals are left in no doubt they have been detected, and the wheels of justice are in motion.

Key features to look out for:

• Audio Capability:
  The effectiveness of a live or even pre-recorded audio challenge cannot be overstated. When a criminal hears a piercing, live human address that they have been detected and are being tracked, they often very quickly rethink their plans.
• Lights and Alarms:
  Another layer of security, lights and alarms will startle an intruder and encourage them to desist.
• Escalation Process:
  Although the majority of intrusions will be deterred either by the presence of a Solar Trailer, or live audio warnings, some more persistent criminals may need handling differently. That's why it's handy to choose a Surveillance Trailer that comes with a fully-managed security package - with Law Enforcement or security dispatch as part of the overall solution.

Additional Considerations

Alongside the major features we have outlined above, there are other significant decision-making factors we would encourage you to look out for, including:

• NDAA-Compliant Cameras:
  If you are a Federal agency, receive funding from the Federal Government, or want to do business with these organizations, you can only use a Surveillance Trailer that utilizes NDAA-compliant cameras. We recommend anyone who is concerned about the integrity and privacy of their video footage opt for NDAA-compliant cameras, whether they have to or not.
• Remote Diagnostics:
  It's critical that your surveillance equipment operates at optimal levels at all times. Any downtime in your system leaves your site completely vulnerable. Choosing a Surveillance trailer with a built-in diagnostics system that monitors both the power supply and the performance of the cameras provides absolute peace of mind. 

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Summary

Solar Surveillance Trailers continue to emerge as the most reliable, convenient, and cost-effective security solutions, but it's crucial to remember that not all are created equally, and researching the solution that offers the best balance of functionality and budget-efficiency is absolutely vital.

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By reviewing the features we have outlined above, alongside the additional considerations we have outlined, you should be able to make a fully informed decision when weighing up your options.

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Learn everything you need to know about solar-powered surveillance cameras in our comprehensive guide, including how they work and the benefits they provide.

Solar Surveillance Cameras: Your Complete Guide

Summer is on its way, bringing with it an abundance of sunlight and, unfortunately, a predicted rise in crime rates.

If you manage a construction job site, industrial property, or parking lot, or if you're planning a public event, now is the time to start thinking about security and researching the available options.

Solar surveillance cameras, including mobile solar surveillance trailers, are fast becoming the security solution of choice for a range of industries.

However, with a plethora of options available, how do you know which solution will provide the most reliable and budget-efficient performance?

The ultimate guide to solar surveillance cameras provides everything you need to know, from the benefits these systems deliver to how and where they should be deployed. 

Want to make an informative decision about whether to use solar surveillance cameras? Then read on.

What Are Solar-Powered Surveillance Systems?

Solar-powered surveillance systems are surveillance cameras that utilize solar energy as their primary power source, making them ideal security solutions for locations without established power facilities.

The use of solar-powered cameras is increasingly driven by their convenience, cost-effectiveness, and their multiple environmental benefits.

The autonomous operation of a solar-powered security camera allows them to be quickly installed to provide temporary surveillance coverage in off-grid locations. 

Key components of solar security cameras include:

• Solar Panels: Utilized to capture sunlight and convert it into energy to power the cameras
• Battery Storage: Most solar-powered surveillance units will have some form of battery backup power
• Security Cameras: Security cameras that capture high-quality, detailed footage day or night
• Wireless Connectivity: Wi-Fi or cellular-based connectivity that allows for remote access to real-time and stored video footage

They operate by using solar panels to harness sunlight and convert it into electricity, which is stored in batteries that can power the cameras on days when sunlight is not available.

The size and effectiveness of solar panels and batteries will vary by model, so it is worth doing further research on which solar camera is best for your location.

What are the Advantages of Solar-Powered Surveillance Cameras?

The growing popularity of solar-power surveillance cameras has been driven by the wide range of benefits they provide compared to traditional security camera systems.

We have previously explored in detail the benefits of mobile solar surveillance trailers, but to summarize our findings, they include the following:

Environmental benefits:

With many industries now recognizing the need to minimize how their business operations impact our physical environment, solar power security cameras are increasingly in demand for their many environmental benefits, such as:

• Zero-Emissions: Solar-powered security cameras remove the reliance on fossil fuel solutions, such as diesel generators, to power security setups, reducing an organization's overall carbon footprint.
• Non-disruptive: Solar-powered surveillance units are typically 'drop-and-go' solutions that require no disruption to the existing environment for installation or operation.

Lower Operating Costs:

At the same time as contributing to a cleaner environment, solar-powered surveillance cameras also have a positive effect on the bottom line by lowering the overall operating costs of a security setup. This is facilitated by:

• Fuel and Energy Costs: Solar is a free and renewable energy source that reduces energy bills by removing the need to run fuel-powered generators or rely on fixed electricity sources.
• Reduced Maintenance: Diesel-powered surveillance cameras require regular refuels, while fixed surveillance cameras require regular upkeep and ongoing checks. Solar-powered security cameras require almost zero maintenance by operating independently of power and internet sources.

Reliability:

When it comes to researching the best security solution, cost-effectiveness, and environmental benefits are worth absolutely nothing if the system isn't reliable. The vast majority of people would gladly pay more for a security setup so long as they knew it provided optimal performance at all times.

The dual benefit of solar-powered security cameras is that you don't have to pay a premium to get reliable surveillance coverage.

• Uninterrupted Power Supply: Solar-powered surveillance cameras generate their own renewable energy source, meaning they are unaffected by power outages.
• Weather Resistance: By their nature, solar power surveillance cameras are specifically designed for outdoor deployment and will be ruggedized to withstand any weather conditions.

Rapid Deployment and Relocatable:

Think of the major drawbacks of typical surveillance camera installations. They take a long time to install, may involve work permits, require specialist equipment and personnel, and can cost thousands of dollars.

After all that time and effort spent hooking up your surveillance cameras, what happens next? The criminal activity moves somewhere else, and now you're stuck with cameras that are completely worthless.

Solar cameras are designed to prevent this scenario and provide a dynamic, portable, and relocatable surveillance solution that is equally adapted to temporary security requirements as it is to longer-term crime deterrent applications.

• Flexibility: Solar cameras can be rapidly deployed to practically any location and easily repositioned to adapt to changes in site layouts, surveillance requirements, or priorities. 

• Hassle-Free Setup: Save valuable man hours and installation costs with a simple plug-and-play setup process.

What are the Potential Drawbacks of Solar-Powered Surveillance Cameras?

Solar surveillance cameras offer multiple benefits to a wide range of industries, but they may not be suitable for every environment, and there are some potential limitations that you should consider prior to deployment 

The majority of these limitations can be overcome either by utilizing the right technology or optimizing your deployment profile. Below, we outline some potential drawbacks of solar surveillance cameras and how these can be mitigated. 

Space Requirements for Optimal Sunlight Exposure:

• Issue: When it comes to solar panels, typically, the bigger they are, the better they can draw in direct sunlight. This can make the deployment of solar-powered cameras challenging in environments where space is at a premium or where environmental factors prevent access to direct sunlight.

• Solution: With a wide range of solar-powered cameras available, finding a solution that works for your site's layout is far from impossible. From large mobile surveillance trailers to pole-mounted security cameras, there will typically be a solar-powered camera for any location.

Sunlight Variability:

• Issue: Unfortunately, not every day will be sunny, and not every location will be permissive of ongoing direct sunlight onto solar panels. Overcast days, obstructions such as buildings or trees, and seasonal changes can all affect the performance of a solar-powered surveillance camera.

• Solution: Deploying a system that has high capacity and reliable battery backup is critical to maintaining performance in times of poor weather conditions. Research some of the variable solar panel sizes and battery solutions to ensure you make the right choice of camera unit. In addition, ensuring that you face your solar panels in the right direction (typically due south in the northern hemisphere) and angle effectively will all help to maximize solar draw and performance. 

Upfront Costs:

• Issue: If you are following a traditional purchase method, then investing in a high-specification solar surveillance unit, such as a mobile solar surveillance trailer, may have a higher initial cost than a standard security camera.

• Solution: Although the initial investment may be slightly steeper, the long-run cost-savings from increased operational efficiency, lower maintenance costs, and reduced power requirements mean that a solar surveillance camera will deliver longer-term cost savings. Additionally, you may wish to explore alternative procurement methods such as rental if you have a shorter-term surveillance need or leasing if you want to spread the cost. 

Regular Upkeep:

• Issue: A solar surveillance unit will require significantly less upkeep than alternative security systems, but there are still elements that will need to be maintained. This includes keeping the solar panels clean, removing any dust or debris that may obstruct their ability to capture sunlight, and periodic checkups on battery performance.

• Solution: These maintenance needs will be significantly fewer than alternative solutions, and if you are renting your solar camera system, then your security partner will likely provide maintenance as part of their overall managed service.

Harsh Weather and Environmental Factors:

• Issue: Given the wide variety of solar-powered surveillance cameras now available in the marketplace, there are several budget-priced options. The danger with these cut-price systems is that they are typically manufactured overseas and do not consider the varying weather conditions of North America. This can lead to significant performance issues in areas where harsh weather, such as snow, rain, wind, and ice, is more prevalent.

• Solution: Ensure that you deploy a surveillance system that has been environmentally tested or rated for harsh environments. Where possible, utilize a solution manufactured in the USA, as these typically deliver high-quality performance in harsh weather.

What Key Features Do Solar Surveillance Cameras Require?

Not all solar surveillance cameras are created equally, and as with any technology solution, there are high-spec, ultra-reliable solutions and cheaper, riskier options.

Understanding the requirements of your deployment scenario is the most important factor in deciding which key features your surveillance setup should deliver, but when it comes to solar-powered surveillance cameras, there are a number of non-negotiable features you should look out for.

Below, we have summarized the top seven features of solar-powered security cameras.

Backup Power Source

Why is it Important?: As we have highlighted above, not every day will be wall-to-wall sunshine, and as solar-powered cameras require direct sunlight for operation, the need for a robust backup solution is absolutely critical/

Key Feature to Look Out For: A solid, reliable, and high-capacity battery backup system that has been proven to work over long-term deployments. The last thing you need to be doing is hooking up additional generators or charging from mains power when your security cameras are supposed to be fully autonomous. 

High Definition Cameras

Why is it Important?: Outdated and lower-resolution cameras will be unable to identify security threats at your location accurately, and the recorded footage they provide will be of too poor quality to effectively identify suspects and support investigations.

Key Feature to Look Out For: Only utilize solar surveillance cameras that offer HD video resolutions; look for 720p, p, or 4K options. These camera systems will provide more accurate detection rates and ensure that all video footage recorded is usable in criminal investigations.

Battery Performance

Why is it Important?: Different models of solar surveillance cameras will have different recharge rates and battery durations. The faster your batteries can recharge and the longer they last, the more effective your surveillance system will be.

Key Feature to Look Out For: Seek out solar-powered camera units that have been specifically designed for optimal recharge rates and ones that contain high-capacity, long-lasting batteries. This will help mitigate against downtime and minimize your maintenance requirements.

PTZ Cameras

Why is it Important? A PTZ (or pan, tilt, and zoom) camera with a wide-angle lens will provide the most comprehensive coverage of your sites, ensuring no areas are out of the camera's reach.

Key Feature to Look Out For: Full 360-degree PTZ functionality that can be self-controlled and preset to provide a rolling 'tour' of your locations.

Night Vision and Low-Light Capabilities

Why is it Important?: Crimes such as construction site theft, auto theft, and commercial property theft are significantly more likely to occur at night. An effective surveillance camera setup must be able to detect activity and deliver clear imagery, no matter the lighting conditions. 

Key Feature to Look Out For: Cameras with infrared (IR) capability deliver crystal-clear footage day or night. They can pick up key distinguishing features in areas with zero ambient lighting.

Remote Video Access

Why is it Important? One of the key benefits of any surveillance camera is being able to access the live and stored video footage that they provide. This allows continuous operation over time and the ability to react and respond to any events. 

Key Feature to Look Out For: Always look for a camera setup that allows you to access video directly from a desktop software platform and/or mobile app. You should simultaneously be able to send video fees to a remote monitoring center that can provide 24/7/365 security services on your behalf. Don't settle for one or the other; demand both from your setup if needed.

Environmentally Tested

Why is it important?: Solar surveillance cameras will be deployed in outdoor environments year-round, exposing them to changing weather elements and potential extremes of heat, cold, rain, wind, snow, and ice. Units that have not been environmentally tested will suffer in these conditions and run the risk of complete failure. 

Key Feature to Look Out For: Look for cameras that have been weatherproofed against dust and water, solar panels that are made from galvanized materials, and companies that are sealed and protected. 

WCCTV - Next Generation Solar Surveillance Cameras

If you're ready to take the next step and integrate solar surveillance cameras into your security posture, then WCCTV's surveillance experts are ready to help you choose the best solution for you.

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