Camera power for construction sites with no utility power
The security gap on a construction site is the window between the fence going up and permanent power being energized. That window runs months, it is when the site holds the most portable value, and it is exactly when there is nothing to plug a camera into.
The trailer math
Surveillance trailers rent for roughly $1,000 to $2,500 a month, take up laydown space, and leave with the rental company at closeout. Over a year-long project the rental spend approaches the cost of hardware you could simply own. An enclosure is bought once, powers the cameras your integrator already stands behind, and moves to the next site when the job closes out.
For integrators: the fleet play
A unit you own re-rents across successive jobs. Quote it monthly the way the trailer companies do, and the margin the rental company keeps becomes yours, on hardware that also does fixed installs the trailers cannot. Winter is covered: the battery is self-heating, and every unit is bench-tested against its destination's worst solar day before it ships.
What it does on a jobsite
- Powers cloud-direct cameras from the day the fence goes up
- Starlink or cellular uplink, so no site connectivity is required
- Telemetry, so you know it is up without driving out
- Redeploys to the next site at closeout
Building somewhere? Start with your integrator
Construction firms do not buy from us directly. If you have a site that needs cameras and no integrator relationship, email info@ironmastmfg.com with the site details and we will connect you with a registered dealer.