Use case · Farm & ranch
Solar cameras for farms and ranches
Watch gates, water troughs and remote pasture without running power or Wi-Fi out to them.

No power line. No router.
A solar panel and a nano SIM are all a camera needs at the far end of a property. Check a gate or a trough from the phone instead of the truck.
- Pan and tilt from the app to look around
- Human detection and tracking on the PTZ models
- Floodlights and a siren on the MS-538
Recommended cameras
Three models, three kinds of spot.
Where to put them
Setup guide



For farm stores
Stock them for the whole property
Trail cameras and camo PTZ cameras, from 50 units.
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Do I need Wi-Fi at the gate?
No. The 4G versions take a nano SIM and upload over the mobile network. Wi-Fi versions exist for yards close to the house.
Will the battery last through winter?
The panel needs direct sun. Face it south, keep it clear of snow and leaves, and choose a larger pack such as the 12,000 mAh MS-538 for short days.
Can it watch a whole yard?
The PTZ models pan 340 to 350 degrees and can patrol saved positions, so one camera covers what would take several fixed ones.


