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Standalone Site Protection

Wireless scenario with or without electricity

Many critical facilities and assets such as farmlands, waterways, and fish ponds are located in rural and hard-to-reach areas and require remote protection. These installations face many challenges – from power supplies to internet connection and beyond.

Here, Hikvision offers multiple solutions for standalone site security and protection. These solutions integrate powerful security cameras such as solar-powered and low power consumption cameras, reliable wireless data transmission, and efficient management platforms, providing high quality, economical, and wide-ranging video security. Making standalone site management flexible, reliable and sustainable.

Wireless scenario without electricity

Wireless scenario with electricity

Wireless scenario without electricity
Wireless scenario with electricity

Solar-powered camera setups provide efficient and reliable video-based protection

4G solar-powered camera features low power consumption mode with continuous and stable power supply
Reliable data transmission via 4G modules or wireless bridges, resolving pain points around internet wiring
Easy installation to improve efficiency and reduce manual cost
Efficient alarm management and nighttime video-based protection supported by ColorVu and AcuSense technologies

Remote Highways

Waterways

Fish Ponds

Increased security efficiency and reduced costs via 4G low-power cameras and wide-angle cameras

Reduced power consumption and costs via low-power consumption cameras
Support for long-range wireless data transmission - no need to build the wired data transmission network, saving installation and maintenance costs
Wide coverage video-based protection for standalone sites, providing the big picture and details at the same time
Less omission of critical events even for areas without internet wiring