LVT Mobile Video Surveillance Units

There are various types of mobile surveillance units, including trailer-mounted systems, vehicle-mounted units, and portable standalone units, each designed for different security needs and environments.

Mobile surveillance units enhance security by providing flexible, real-time monitoring capabilities, deterring criminal activity, and enabling rapid response to incidents in various locations.

Yes, mobile surveillance units can be customized with different security cameras, sensors, communication systems, and software to meet specific security requirements.

The security service deployment process generally involves positioning the unit at the desired location, setting up power sources, configuring the cameras and sensors, and integrating the system with existing security infrastructure.

Battery life varies, but many units offer several days of operation on a single charge, with options for solar panels or external power sources to extend their usage.

‍LVT Units have two 400 watt solar panels that provide solar energy year round. If the unit doesn't get as much sun because of its location or the weather, there are battery backups in the box and it can be equipped with one of our smart generators.

Regular maintenance includes checking power sources, ensuring cameras and sensors are clean and operational, updating software, and performing system diagnostics to ensure optimal performance.

The range of cameras and sensors can vary, with typical camera ranges from 50 to 500 meters, and sensor ranges depending on the type and sensitivity of the technology used.

Mobile surveillance units can integrate with existing security systems through wired or wireless connections, using compatible software platforms and communication protocols to ensure seamless operation.

Yes, manufacturers and service providers often offer training programs, user manuals, and ongoing technical support to ensure proper operation and maintenance of the mobile surveillance units.

Yes, LVT mobile security units are designed for off-the-grid deployment and do not require external power or wired internet/Wi-Fi. They operate using a combination of solar panels and battery backups (with optional smart generators for additional support) for continuous power.

Connectivity is established via a cellular connection, allowing them to stream live video, send alerts, and be remotely managed from virtually anywhere.

Yes, professional monitoring is available, typically through third-party security partners who integrate with the LVT Platform.

Yes, LVT Units support advanced surveillance features, including infrared (IR) and thermal imaging cameras, as well as auto-tracking.

Thermal cameras detect heat signatures (infrared radiation), allowing for clear visibility in total darkness, through challenging weather conditions (like fog or dense foliage), and can identify threats from greater distances.

The units use Al-driven analytics and pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) capabilities, along with optional thermal radar configurations, to automatically detect and track human and vehicle activity.

LVT mobile security units are rapidly deployable and can typically be set up and operational in minutes after arrival on-site. They are also easy to relocate.

LVT Units offer a more cost-effective and consistent 24/7 security presence compared to traditional guards, and they excel at early detection and deterrence using technology.

• Cost savings: Typically offer significant savings compared to 24/7
  manned security.
• Consistency: Provides uninterrupted 24/7 monitoring without breaks, fatigue, or human error.
• Rapid deterrence: Uses Al-driven analytics, bright lights, and audio to detect and deter threats instantly and remotely.
• Best practice: They are often deployed to augment existing personnel, extending coverage and allowing human guards to focus on immediate physical response.