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Hikvision, a world-pioneering manufacturer and supplier of security products and solutions that deliver the ideal combination of high performance and extreme value, will proudly unveil its Solar Solutions lineup at a May 23 webinar, showcasing this unprecedented solution to security challenges in standalone sites and hard to reach remote locations.

Attendees will receive a 50% discount on the 4 MP Kit DS-2XS2T47G1-LDH/4G/C18S40 when purchased within 30 days of the webinar.

Solar Kits with ColorVu technology

From highly affordable 4 MP Solar Kits with ColorVu technology to options with 8 MP resolution and features like Licence Plate Recognition, Hikvision is bringing unmatched technology to remote and hard-to-reach locations, everywhere from rural farms to urban parking lots,” said John Xiao, Vice President of Marketing, Hikvision USA.

Unlike rival products, Hikvision offers a complete system, ready to deploy, with all parts included

In an era where sustainability meets innovation, Hikvision is driving the charge, with competitive technology that is easy to deploy and ready to solve end-user challenges.” Unlike competitor products, Hikvision offers a complete system, ready to deploy, with all components included. It is easy to select the best model and install it, and the entire system has been tested for safety and reliability.

Six models with a broad feature

Hikvision’s Solar Solutions include six models with broad feature sets for various applications:

  • The 4 MP ColorVu Solar-Powered Security System features 24/7 full-color with ColorVu technology, human detection, and two-way audio for real-time deterrence.
  • The 4 MP Motorised Varifocal Bullet Solar Kit is available in two models: the DS-2XS6A47G1-IZS/C36S80 2.8-12 mm (focal length/FOV) and 8-32 mm. Both feature an 80-watt solar panel and 360 WH chargeable lithium battery. Other technology includes WDR, deep-learning human and vehicle target classification, smart battery management, and a high-capacity 1TB built-in SSD.
  • The 4 MP ANPR Licence Plate Recognition (LPR) Bullet Camera Solar System is available in two versions: 2.8-12 mm focal length/FOV and 8-32 mm. Each one boasts all the features of the motorised varifocal model above delivering valuable licence plate recognition and road traffic controls where wired network and electric supply lines are impractical or otherwise impossible.
  • The 8 MP ColorVu Fixed Bullet Solar-Powered Camera System has 24/7 colourful video with ColorVu, WDR technology, deep-learning human and vehicle target classification, and smart battery management. It boasts a larger 80-watt solar panel and 360 WH chargeable lithium battery.

By harnessing the power of the sun, Hikvision empowers businesses to improve ROI, eliminate power cords, and bid farewell to internet cables. The Solar-Powered Camera Kits deliver full-colour video security, anytime, anywhere, without the need for a traditional power supply or internet connection.

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