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Security issue in refuse disposal plant
When discussing refuse disposal plants, it's common for people not to realize the safety issues involved. However, the truth is far from it. In this article, we will discuss two major safety concerns they face and propose our CCTV solutions, hoping to be of assistance to you.
Valuable material issue
Waste disposal and recycling operations that lack adequate waste management security make an attractive target for criminals. This is owing to the large number of expensive raw materials that are frequently stockpiled at these locations, like copper and steel. Other scrap metals, such as brass, domestic cable, and aluminum, have a high market value, thus burglars are aware of the potential presented by waste management sites.
combustible material issue
trash management facilities are also vulnerable since they handle a high volume of hazardous trash. The combustible nature of these materials, combined with their storage methods and the expensive expense of fire prevention measures, produces a disaster waiting to happen. Fire, and thus arson, pose another significant concern.
traditional CCTV system
Using traditional CCTV in a refuse disposal plant involves setting up a surveillance system to monitor and secure various areas of the facility. This can help in ensuring safety, preventing theft, and improving operational efficiency. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to use CCTV in a refuse disposal plant:
Assess the Facility
Begin by assessing the refuse disposal plant to identify key areas that require monitoring. This could include the entrance and exit points, sorting areas, recycling zones, storage areas, and any hazardous zones.
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Determine Camera Types and Locations
Based on the assessment, decide on the types of cameras needed, for example, the infrared camera for detecting potential fire risk, and their specific locations. Ensure that cameras are placed in strategic positions to provide clear views of the areas of interest.
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Plan for Power and Connectivity
Ensure that all camera locations have access to power sources and that there is a network infrastructure in place to connect the cameras to a central monitoring station. This may involve running cables or setting up a wireless network.
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Regular Maintenance and Updates
Regularly maintain the CCTV system to ensure it continues to function properly. This includes checking camera alignment, cleaning lenses, and updating software as needed.
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is there a must easier and fast solution of CCTV? yes, here it is, the solar CCTV unit, an all in one solution for your security.
We integrate solar systems with CCTV and build them onto a trailer chassis or forklift base, eliminating the need for complex wiring and networking. Everything will be pre-configured before leaving the factory, so all you need to do is place it where you need it after receiving the unit, and you'll quickly have a comprehensive view of the area.
Additionally, it's important to note that this is not a permanent monitoring point like traditional surveillance systems. Instead, it's a mobile and flexible monitoring unit that can be deployed at any time. This means it provides all-around surveillance without blind spots and is an effective means to respond to various situations as needed.
key advantages
What are the benifits when use solar CCTV trailer
solar powered
24/7 surveillance without any power form grid, solar panels and batteries make it possible.
intelligent cameras
License Plate Recognition, Face Detection, Automatic Alarm System,Infrared Fire Detection
maintainance-free
pre-installed devices and wiring, just tow and use. anti-rust coating ensuring long-term outdoor conditions.
great mobility
trailer chassis with forklift holes, easily been towed or hooked to any site.
what about the lighting?
In addition to CCTV, we also offer solar light towers. Essentially, we've replaced the camera with high-power LED lights, transforming it from a surveillance unit into a lighting unit. This is particularly crucial for places like landfills or other areas where lighting is insufficient, posing significant risks during operations.It is difficult to ensure the detection of unauthorized personnel or objects in the presence of large quantities of waste. That's where the light tower comes into play, offering floodlight LED illumination with a maximum power of 300W and a luminous efficacy of 170lm/W, capable of illuminating thousands of square meters at once.
Please review below photos from our past projects.
We are manufacturers of solar trailers, producing solar-powered trailers and partnering with third-party security companies to source surveillance cameras, offering our customers a one-stop service. We discovered and entered this niche market 12 years ago and have gradually expanded our product sales to the United States, Europe, the Middle East, Australia, and other regions. Despite this, we still cherish every order, whether it's from wholesalers or end-users. Your safety and trust are our pursuit. If you have any questions, please feel free to leave a message on the right side of this page.