Property-wide camera design
Map entrances, buildings, equipment, fuel, gates, approaches and blind spots before selecting cameras.
WireLite designs camera systems around the property, not around a single product. We combine PoE cameras, wireless links, LTE/5G, solar power, local recording and satellite connectivity to protect acreages, farms, shops, gates and remote assets.
Rural security is a connectivity and power problem as much as a camera problem. The right design may use a wired NVR at the house, a wireless bridge to a shop, a solar camera at the gate and cellular or Starlink where private networking is not practical.
Map entrances, buildings, equipment, fuel, gates, approaches and blind spots before selecting cameras.
Keep high-quality video on site with controlled retention and remote access rather than relying only on cloud clips.
Use cellular routers or standalone LTE cameras where trenching or fixed Internet is not realistic.
Connect barns, shops, gates and outbuildings back to one Internet connection or NVR using point-to-point or point-to-multipoint wireless.
Engineer off-grid camera nodes around load, battery reserve, panel exposure and Alberta winter conditions.
Use satellite where cellular service is weak, or combine WAN options for more resilient remote monitoring.
WireLite is not limited to one camera or connectivity model. The design can combine professional IP cameras, local recording, wireless links, LTE/5G, solar power and satellite service according to distance, bandwidth, power and operating cost.
A practical choice for a gate, fuel tank, remote shed or single trouble spot.
One cellular connection can support multiple IP cameras and local recording.
Extend the home or shop network to barns, yards and detached buildings without recurring cellular plans on every camera.
Use satellite Internet for higher bandwidth, remote viewing and additional site technology where terrestrial service is limited.
Start with the assets, access routes and operating constraints. Then select the camera and network technology that gives useful evidence and reliable remote visibility.
WireLite focuses on working systems, clean documentation and configurations that can be supported after installation.
Review what you need to protect, where incidents are most likely and how quickly you need alerts.
Test existing Internet, WiFi and cellular options and identify available power at each camera location.
Design and install the combination of cameras, NVR, wireless, cellular, solar or satellite that fits the property.
Tune detection, verify playback and remote viewing, train users and document the system.
Yes. Depending on the location, WireLite can use LTE/5G cameras, an industrial cellular router, a private wireless bridge or satellite Internet.
Not necessarily. Multiple IP cameras can often share one cellular or satellite connection, or connect back to a central NVR over a private wireless link.
They can, but off-grid design should account for winter solar production, battery temperature, night-time infrared load, snow and required days of autonomy.
Yes. WireLite can configure secure remote viewing and event notifications while retaining video locally when appropriate.
Tell us what you want to protect, whether power is available and what cellular service you have. WireLite will recommend wired, wireless, LTE, solar or satellite options.