Temporary construction sites change as work progresses. Entrances move, materials arrive and equipment may be stored in areas beyond the reach of permanent power or fixed CCTV infrastructure. For contractors and equipment rental businesses, monitoring arrangements need to adapt to these changes.
The Circularegg VG6MS mobile solar surveillance tower provides a relocatable power and mast platform for these locations. It combines a 250 W monocrystalline solar panel, EPEVER MPPT controller and 1,280 Wh LiFePO4 battery with a compact steel skid base.
VG6MS application illustration at a temporary construction site.
The four-section square mast uses a manual winch and can be extended up to approximately 6 m. This gives project teams an elevated position for compatible monitoring equipment overlooking entrances, site boundaries or selected storage zones. Camera selection, viewing angles and any recording or communication equipment should be matched to the project.
The solar panel charges the battery during daylight, while the stored energy supplies the connected load. Operating time depends on equipment consumption, usable battery capacity and local sunlight. Camera and network equipment requirements should therefore be considered together when selecting the configuration.
The skid base incorporates forklift pockets and lifting eyes for handling. With the mast lowered and the approved handling procedure followed, the unit can be moved to a new position as access routes or storage areas change. The base arrangement also suits equipment rental businesses planning temporary deployments across different sites.
Alongside construction projects, the VG6MS can provide a platform for monitoring equipment yards, temporary compounds and remote work areas. Cameras shown in the images illustrate a possible configuration; camera supply and specifications are subject to the agreed quotation.
VG6MS application illustration in an equipment and material storage yard.
Planning a temporary monitoring installation? Contact Circularegg with your site location, monitoring area and equipment power requirements to discuss a VG6MS configuration.