Farms, construction sites, borders, pipelines, forest edges — this solution runs cameras on solar power and sends video back over 4G or point-to-point wireless bridges (up to 3 km per hop, about 9 km with relays). No mains cable, no fiber trench, no site visits just to check a battery.
Four things kill most remote CCTV projects before they start:
One solution, two transmission options — pick per site, or mix both in one project.
Diagram redrawn by AtlasCommTech from the manufacturer's official solution material. Diagram labels are kept in English for engineering clarity.
This is the question that decides whether your system survives the rainy season. Here is the official sizing logic, in plain numbers:
Two numbers change everything by region: your local peak sun hours (4 h in the example — some regions get 5-6, rainy zones may see 2-3) and how many no-sun days the battery must bridge. A 320 Wh battery running a 6.5 W camera holds roughly two days with zero sunshine; sites with long rainy seasons should size up the panel and battery instead of hoping.
Send us your location and camera count on WhatsApp — we run this calculation with your real sun-hour data and return a sized panel + battery recommendation, free.
These are the equipment roles the solution is built from. Exact models are chosen per site conditions, country requirements and budget — several of our product lines fit each role, so we spec the model list after receiving your requirement list.
| Item | What it does |
|---|---|
| 4G solar camera | 4MP ColorHunter dual-light bullet with built-in 4G — full-color at night, works off the solar kit, streams to the cloud. Two lens options (4.0/6.0 mm). |
| Solar power kit 320 Wh | Panel + 320 Wh battery + power management. Sized to run one camera 24/7 with the margin calculated above. |
| Bracket | Pole/wall mounting matched to the camera form factor — we confirm the exact bracket code with your order. |
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Kit B — Multi-camera cluster over wireless bridge
| Item | What it does |
|---|---|
| IP cameras (per point) | Standard PoE cameras — powered by the cabinet's NVR, so no separate power at each camera. |
| Solar cabinet (solar input) | Outdoor cabinet with 2560 Wh capacity, built-in 8-PoE NVR (up to 16 TB HDD), power management with remote restart, breaker, fan, surge protector, door sensor. DC solar input 10.8–14.4 V. |
| Solar cabinet (mains input) | Same cabinet family powered from AC mains where available — US or EU socket standard (other standards customizable), adds heater option. |
| Wireless bridges | One pair per hop, up to 3 relay hops. We plan hop positions from your site map to keep line-of-sight. |
| Alarm add-ons (optional) | On intrusion detection the system can flash red-blue warning lights, sound the speaker and notify managers remotely — deterrence without a guard on site. |
The 4G router inside Kit B setups is DC 12 V input; the manufacturer recommends sourcing it locally so the modem bands match your country's carriers exactly — we flag this openly instead of shipping you a router that might not fit your network.
Location, number of cameras, distance to your office, 4G coverage — an engineer replies with a sized configuration and honest feasibility, free.