Most construction sites do not start with mains power or fixed internet. Until services are connected, securing the site often means hiring temporary power, running a fuelled generator or trenching cable to camera positions, all of which add cost, complexity and emissions before a single camera goes live.
That matters because after-hours theft, vandalism and unauthorised entry do not wait for the site to be fully serviced. Remote and constantly evolving worksites are the hardest to monitor consistently, which is exactly when visibility and prompt alerts are most valuable.
Peak Vision hires solar-powered CCTV towers and trailers that run off-grid on solar panels and batteries. Cameras are positioned around the highest-risk areas without trenching or permanent infrastructure, connectivity is provided through 4G or 5G with Starlink available beyond mobile coverage, and after-hours detection zones and alerts are configured so you see activity that actually matters. 24/7 video monitoring is also available.
That matters because after-hours theft, vandalism and unauthorised entry do not wait for the site to be fully serviced. Remote and constantly evolving worksites are the hardest to monitor consistently, which is exactly when visibility and prompt alerts are most valuable.
Peak Vision hires solar-powered CCTV towers and trailers that run off-grid on solar panels and batteries. Cameras are positioned around the highest-risk areas without trenching or permanent infrastructure, connectivity is provided through 4G or 5G with Starlink available beyond mobile coverage, and after-hours detection zones and alerts are configured so you see activity that actually matters. 24/7 video monitoring is also available.