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A solar kit for CCTV cameras<\/strong> allows you to monitor a property, a building site, a warehouse or an entrance where there is no electricity supply<\/strong>. The solar panel generates energy during the day, the lithium battery stores it for use at night and on cloudy days, and the controller manages everything so that the cameras and the 4G router operate 24 hours a day without cables or plugs. Our kits use equipment Victron Energy<\/strong> and hand over 12 V DC<\/strong>, suitable for any brand of camera.<\/p>\n

Which solar-powered CCTV kit to choose, depending on your cameras<\/h2>\n\n\n
Kit<\/th>Devices it powers<\/th>Max. consumption over 24 hours<\/th>Plates \/ battery<\/th><\/tr><\/thead>\n
Basic<\/strong><\/a><\/td>1\u20132 IP cameras + 4G router<\/td>12 W<\/td>190 W \/ 1.28 kWh lithium<\/td><\/tr>\n
Medium<\/strong><\/a><\/td>3\u20134 IP cameras + a 4G router or a small DVR<\/td>25 W<\/td>380 W \/ 2.56 kWh lithium<\/td><\/tr>\n
Pro<\/strong><\/a><\/td>6\u20138 IP cameras + NVR recorder + PoE switch + 4G router<\/td>50 W<\/td>690 W \/ 5.12 kWh lithium<\/td><\/tr>\n<\/tbody><\/table>\n

The three kits are designed for around 4 days\u2019 battery life without sunlight<\/strong> and for winter conditions in the south-east of the peninsula. In the northern half, or if your area experiences a lot of fog, go up a size.<\/p>\n

How to work out your cameras\u2019 power consumption<\/h2>\n

Add up the power of all the appliances that will be switched on and multiply this by 24 hours. These are typical power consumption figures:<\/p>\n