Solar-Powered, Rapid-Deployment Surveillance for Remote & Temporary Sites
A remote surveillance trailer is a self-contained, solar-powered security unit that deploys directly on your site — no
electrical hookup, no trenching, and no permits required. Mobile Vision Technologies builds and installs remote
surveillance trailers equipped with AI-powered detection, license plate recognition, and 24/7 cellular connectivity, giving
you live video and real-time alerts within hours of arrival, not days.
Unlike a fixed camera system that’s tied to a building’s power and network, a mobile surveillance trailer runs entirely off-
grid. Solar panels charge an onboard battery bank, a telescoping mast lifts the cameras above the site, and a cellular
connection streams everything to the cloud. When your project moves, the trailer moves with it.
Solar power system — solar panels paired with an onboard battery bank sized to run several days without direct
sun, so coverage doesn’t drop overnight or during stretches of bad weather.
• Telescoping mast — raises cameras well above eye level for wide-area coverage across a lot, yard, or perimeter, and
folds down for towing between sites.
• AI-powered PTZ and fixed cameras — real-time person and vehicle detection, with pan-tilt-zoom cameras for wide
coverage and fixed cameras for dedicated chokepoints like gates and entrances.
• License plate recognition — captures and logs vehicle plates at entry points, useful for tracking deliveries, staff, and
unauthorized visitors.
• Cellular connectivity — streams live video and alerts to the cloud with no dependence on site Wi-Fi or a landline
connection.
• Active deterrence — onboard lights and audio warnings trigger automatically when the AI flags activity in a
restricted zone, engaging a potential threat before it becomes a loss.
• Cloud video management — check live feeds, review flagged events, and manage detection zones remotely from a
phone or computer.
Our trailers don’t just capture footage for someone to review after the fact. The onboard AI actively watches the video feed and classifies what it sees — distinguishing a person from a vehicle, and a vehicle from a stray animal or a passing shadow — so alerts only fire for the events that matter. Detection zones are fully customizable, so a fence line or equipment yard gets flagged and a public sidewalk or roadway doesn’t.
