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INNOVATIVE DESIGN

With more than a decade of experience and proven patented designs our expertise in the mobile surveillance market is second to none. Our innovative designs and approach yield astonishing results not achieved by our competitors.
TECHNOLOGY

Our products use the latest technology in low light imagery and video analytics. This allows us to ensure intruders are detected all while capturing high quality usable evidence. By utilizing overt and covert solutions we have been able to detect and apprehend some of the most clever criminals. We truly do get results.
SERVICE

We are different, because our employees really do care. Our customer's best interest are always in the forefront of all of our employees minds. Our rapid response to service issues stems from the technology of the equipment we use. Our equipment notifies us of an potential issue so that we can resolve it, thus eliminating any downtime.

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Our Mobile Surveillance Systems are the industries only product designed from the ground up specifically for surveillance applications.

All of our solutions are designed to meet your specific needs.

Flexible power options: Rechargeable Battery powered, Hybrid generator power, Fuel Cells, and Solar Powered.
Communications: High Speed LTE Cellular, WiFi, Long Range Wireless, and Satellite Communications
VMS Agnostic: We can work with any of the major Video Managment Platforms
Cameras: Megapixel Day / Night / Infrared / Thermal Fixed and PTZ Options
Audio: Two-way voice / Mass Notification
Sensors: Infrared / Microwave / Thermal / Video Analytic Detection

Bloomburg

The campus of the University of California at Berkeley was evacuated after a power failure and explosion linked to the theft of copper wire, a university spokesman said. Four to six people received minor burns in the blast yesterday and one was treated at a hospital, said Dan Mogulof, the spokesman. About 20 people were temporarily trapped in elevators by the failure, he said. It wasn’t clear whether classes would be affected today.
New York Times

Near-record prices for copper, platinum, aluminum and other metals have spurred a resurgence in the past several months in the theft of common items that in better economic times might be overlooked — among them, catalytic converters from automobiles and copper wiring that is being stripped out of overhead power lines, tornado warning sirens, coal mines and foreclosed homes, where thieves sometimes tear down walls to get to copper pipes and wiring. The thieves then make quick money by selling the items to scrap yards.
USA Today

A nearly 50% increase in the value of copper over the past five years makes it "an exceptionally attractive target" for thieves, according to the Department of Energy. The cost to repair damage from copper thefts is usually much greater than the value of the copper stolen, says Jeremy Schoenfelder, who studied copper thefts from streetlights and anti-theft measures in Arizona for that state's Department of Transportation.