We can take the heat.
In our part of the world, the Dog Days of Summer are a predictable stretch of hot and humid weather we’ve come to expect every year. But it’s hard to overlook that extreme heat events are happening more frequently and lasting longer, especially during times when construction or similar projects are in full-swing. Sweltering temps can cause problems with many kinds of equipment; but when you’re relying on a camera trailer to monitor critical infrastructure or work sites, you can’t afford to have sensitive hardware or batteries overheat.
Only MPS camera trailers have a smart temperature regulation process that monitors ambient and internal temperatures. When temps are climbing, the system will automatically turn on high-volume, variable speed fans to cool internal components for optimal operation. Because these fans draw extra power, they will only run for as long as they’re needed at a speed that conserves the most power.
FEATURED PRODUCT
Commander 3400 with Solar 600 Option
Hybrid Power Platform for Long-Term Deployments
The Commander 3400 is a hybrid platform powered by either a gas or diesel generator with an option to add a solar panel system to conserve fuel. High quality panels convert sunlight into usable electricity and reduce the need for the generator to recharge battery banks. Because the solar panels are neatly embedded on the roof of the trailer, you have the choice to use, or not use the panels. The system’s easy to use ‘Fold and Go’ design secures the panels face down to protect them from damage or theft.
Mobile Security Solutions Built for the Long Haul
Mobile Pro Systems camera trailers are the road-warriors of mobile surveillance. Designed to promote travel safety and protect hardware, they can be safely towed wherever a trailer can go.
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A Small but Mighty Camera Trailer
The Falcon 3100 compact surveillance trailer is a full-featured system with a smaller profile. Ideal for short or medium-term deployments, its hybrid power system provides continuous operation for days.
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