Remote/Rural Security

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Rural Surveillance

No power, no WIFI, No Problem

When it comes to security in rural, or less populated areas, naturally, you would think of obstacles limiting surveillance options. Not here. 

These security systems do not require a provided power source. Instead, these units come with solar power, and in some cases even generators depending on your specific needs. 

 

In addition to providing its own power, these systems also provide their own wifi through mobile data chips. 

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Best Wireless Security Cameras

These wireless systems offer less opportunities for breaking down, and allow you to have live viewing, even the ability to talk to anyone in the area. This also comes with the option of recorded messages, or automatically alerting authorities. 

The best part of these systems is how easy they are to deploy. You can move them around where ever you need them with minimal effort. You can also expect them to be deployed within a week of ordering.

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In rural areas law enforcement has large areas to cover. They can't be everywhere at the same time. You need a reliable security system to protect your assets that gives you peace of mind.

Priorities in rural areas can include:

  • Public Services
  • Territory Perimeter
  • Inventory Storage Protection
  • Asset Protection
  • Water Systems
  • Community Asset Protection
  • Correctional Facilities

An obstacle for rural specific security you might be thinking of is light. Do these systems have night vision? Do they have their own lighting systems? The answer is yes, yes they do. 

These systems allow for fantastic night surveillance, identifying the difference between people, objects, or weather.

These systems also offer a dashboard to monitor your locations, or send direct notifications to your phone. 

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Rural Area Security

Overcome Challenges

Security is important in rural locations for many of the same reasons as in urban or suburban areas, as well as some unique challenges. Rural areas may be less populated than urban areas, but they can still be vulnerable to theft, vandalism, and other types of criminal activity. Additionally, rural areas may be more difficult to secure due to their large geographic size and limited resources. In this article, we will explore some of the reasons why security is important in rural locations and the types of security measures that may be necessary.

Property Theft

One of the most common reasons for security in rural areas is to protect against property theft. Rural areas may have valuable agricultural equipment, livestock, and other valuable assets that are attractive targets for thieves.

Property theft can be particularly devastating for rural communities, as it can affect the livelihoods of farmers and other landowners.

Poaching

Poaching is another concern in rural areas, particularly for landowners who have wildlife on their property. Poachers may hunt illegally or engage in other activities that threaten the natural ecosystem of the area.

Security measures such as cameras and patrols can help deter poachers and protect wildlife.

Trespassing & Vandalism

Trespassing and vandalism can also be issues in rural areas. Rural properties may have buildings, fences, and other structures that can be damaged or destroyed by vandals.

Trespassing can also be a safety concern, particularly if unauthorized individuals enter areas where they could be injured or cause damage.

Natural Disasters

Natural disasters such as wildfires, floods, and storms can also be a concern in rural areas. These events can cause property damage and threaten the safety of residents.

Having a security plan in place can help ensure that residents are evacuated safely and that property damage is minimized.

Isolation

Isolation can be a significant security concern in rural areas. Rural residents may be far from emergency services or law enforcement, making it difficult to respond to emergencies quickly.

In addition, rural areas may have limited resources for security measures, making it more difficult to protect against criminal activity.

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