Biglux Solar Powered Mobile CCTV Trailer starts working itselfly while deploy under the sun. There are many advantages of this kind of device for your security canmera system.
1. Solar power system provides power supply, clean energy, environment friendly, no fuel, no other cost.
2. Self working, no need grid power and long wires built.
3. Mounted on the trailer, could be moved and relocated easily.
We can customize the configurations according to your needs or applications.
Suggested data for normal camera system of the Solar Powered Mobile CCTV Trailer as follows:
| Brand Name | BIGLUX |
| Model Number | BL3P-G7MHDS1B |
| Application | Industrial, construction, commercial |
| Solar Panel Type | Monocrystalline Silicon |
| Battery Type | Lead-Acid |
| Controller Type | MPPT |
| Solar Panel | 3pcs 450w |
| Battery | GEL battery, DC24V, 14400WH |
| Controller | 60A MPPT, 95% Efficiency, With Remote Battery Monitoring |
| Backup Generator | 3KW Power Rating, with 50L Fuel Tank, Auto-Start System |
| Inverter | Optional, eg: 2.5KW |
| Output socket | Optional, eg: 2*110V/230V |
| Mast | 7 meter telescopic mast, manual lifting |
| Mounting Box | Prepared, easy for camera connection |
| Spring Cables | 2 cat6 + 2 power wires |
| Cameras | Optional, eg: HIKVISION dome and bullet cameras |
| LED Light | Optional, 4*100W led light, other wattage available |
| Charging time | 9 hours with good sunshine |
| Trailer | US AU and EU standard with single axle, 4 outriggers, Ball hitch, 15 inch tyres |
The solar panel is LONGI brand with drawer design: pulling in and out easily with the good quality slider.
You can install the cameras locally with our prepared spring cables and mounting box.
Or if you need, we can match you HIKVISION camera system with, for example DOME PTZ cameras, bullet cameras, NVR with Hard disk, etc. LED lights be installed on Biglux Solar Powered Mobile CCTV Trailer available.
The newable energy is more and more popular.
A industrial news for your reference:
The European Union reached a political agreement on Thursday on an ambitious goal to expand the use of renewable energy by 2030, a key step in its plan to tackle climate change and abandon fossil fuels in Russia, Reuters reported.
The agreement calls for an 11.7 percent reduction in final energy consumption across the EU by 2030, which parliamentarians say will help combat climate change and reduce Europe's use of Russian fossil fuels.
In addition, European Parliament member Marcus Piper tweeted that EU countries and the European Parliament agreed that by 2030, the 27 EU member states will get 42.5 percent of their energy from renewable sources like wind and solar, compared to 32 percent today.
To achieve this goal, countries will need to retrofit millions of leaky buildings to reduce energy waste. Since most European buildings are heated with fossil fuels, this policy is crucial to the EU's fight against climate change.
Negotiators agreed that by 2030, end users in the region (such as homes and factories) should consume 11.7 percent less energy than expected. But the deal falls short of the 13 percent target proposed by the European Commission last year to help countries move away from Russian fossil fuels more quickly.
It is understood that the target will be legally binding. Countries will set their own non-mandatory national targets, but if they don't add up to the 11.7 percent goal, the European Commission will amend them.
From 2024 to 2030, countries must reduce their final energy consumption by an average of 1.49 percent per year. Countries must also accelerate the rate of retrofitting of public buildings by at least 3% of the total area of public buildings each year.
The agreement will be submitted to the European Parliament and EU countries for a final vote, which is usually a pro forma procedure that does not make any changes to the agreement.
If more details required for the Solar Powered Mobile CCTV Trailer, please contact Biglux.
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