Coverage without guard headcount
The site is watched even when nobody is there.
Eyes on site even where a permanent guard would never pay off.
For a substation, a materials depot, a seasonal yard or an out-of-town warehouse, permanent manned guarding rarely pays for itself – yet the risk is just as real.
In practice such places are usually left to themselves: there are cameras but nobody watches them, there is an alarm but by the time anyone arrives it is long over. A remote site does not need less attention, only a different kind.
Power, internet, lighting and access determine which technology will actually work there.
Cameras on entries and exits, virtual lines along the fence and, where needed, a mobile camera tower.
Events arrive at the monitoring centre, where an operator verifies them live and decides what to do.
On a genuine alarm a response unit is sent out, and a written record is made on site.
The site is watched even when nobody is there.
An operator is already looking at the picture as the event happens – you do not find out the next morning.
Every location handled in the same interface and to the same standard.
With cameras, video analytics and a remote operator: the system alerts, the control room verifies, and a response unit is dispatched if needed. Human presence then only costs money when it is genuinely required.
It can be solved with a mobile network connection and local storage. At low bandwidth the analytics runs on site, and only the event itself is sent to the control room.
Yes, and this is where the saving is largest: shared monitoring and shared reporting are considerably cheaper than maintaining a separate service at each site.
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