Wireless Eye
Solar/Wind
The Wireless Eye technology is digital, wireless and runs on twelve volts. It can be connected to 240v mains power but it is ideal for powering by solar or wind power.
For those wanting a green low carbon solution, where planning allows, we offer a specially designed lamp post entirely powered by wind turbine and solar panel. The camera replaces the lamp in the picture. Installation is simple as no cabling is needed. No power or image transmission cables the batteries contained in the base of the lamp post are continually trickle charged so no batteries to change.
Installing and maintaining the posts could not be simpler. The post is simply cemented into place and, because it’s hinged at the base it drops down easily for maintenance.
CCTV Powered by nature.
Where is Wireless Eye Solar/Wind most effective?:
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Where there is no mains power and regular deployment of CCTV is required.
Temporary sites with an annual requirement for CCTC (showgrounds carnival sites or fairground sites)
Construction sites requiring several months deploymentof of temporary CCTV but without power.
Marinas and Caravan parks with seasonal requirements
Remote farm, allotment or animal housing areas
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Wireless Eye
Ethernet
Sending images via the mobile phone network is limited by the bandwidth available in a particular location (just like the signal strength can vary on a mobile phone in different locations).
Wireless Eye ETHERNET overcomes this problem and still does not require expensive cabling. The images are transmitted wirelessly between small discreet dishes in line of sight of each other. We can also divert the signal to get around buildings and obstacles in the line of sight. The image data is encrypted for total security and transmits continuous video streaming of the same quality as fibre optic CCTV meeting UK Home Office guidelines for subject identification.
The Wireless Eye ETHERNET system can be integrated into a cabled CCTV network to expand it without the need for further cabling.
Wireless Eye ETHERNET is also ideal for listed buildings or in conservation areas where a discreet system is required
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Discreet
wireless deployment at a historic site
Where is Wireless Eye Ethernet most effective?:
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Conservation areas
Areas where fible optic cabling is too expensive or impractical
Where signals need to be transmitted over water
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