Built for the places crime actually targets
One problem, five settings
Crime tends to target the points furthest from the mains. Our five sectors share that problem, and solar security solves it in the same way. Each system runs on its own panel and battery, so nothing needs a cable.
A farm, a building site and a stable yard look different, yet each needs cover without a cable. In every case we survey first, then size the panels and batteries for UK daylight. The result is a system tuned to your workload, not a one-size-fits-all box.
Each sector page covers the specific risks, the kit we use and the questions we hear most. If you want to see the equipment first, browse our solar security solutions. Otherwise,request a site survey and we will advise on the right mix.
What each sector needs
Farms and agriculture: buildings are scattered, so cable is the main obstacle. Solar cameras, lights and alarms cover gateways, fuel stores and barns without trenching. Therefore, even the farthest shed can have cover.
Construction sites: layouts change every week, and power is often missing at the start. Solar towers go live in hours and move with the build. As a result, plant and tools stay covered from day one.
Rural and off-grid homes: remote homes need cover for long drives, gates and outbuildings. Wireless solar kits and 4G alarms keep working when the power or broadband fails. You can check the property from your phone.
Commercial and industrial yards: yards have long, unlit perimeters and valuable stock outdoors. Solar floodlights and cameras cover the far fence line without cable runs. Meanwhile, 4G towers add reach to remote corners.
Equestrian and livery: stables and tack rooms sit at the edge of the property, away from the mains. Solar cameras and a battery-backed alarm protect them without wiring across the yard. The same cameras also give a welfare view of the yard.