Construction site theft and unauthorized access are ongoing risks, particularly overnight and on sites without permanent infrastructure — but running fixed CCTV power to a site perimeter that's still under construction is often impractical.
A site's perimeter and layout change as construction progresses — running permanent cabling to a camera position that may need to move in a few weeks is wasted effort, and trenching cable across an active site adds its own coordination overhead.
A device power platform gets a camera up to a useful elevated position — the LI-TC-300 extends to 3.1m — without cabling, ready to power up in around 10 seconds. As the site's perimeter or a specific risk area shifts, the whole unit relocates rather than needing new cable runs.
Surveillance cameras are sensitive to voltage spikes — a regulated 12V DC output, rather than an improvised power arrangement, protects camera electronics over an extended deployment. Adapters for IR indoor, IR outdoor, and PTZ camera types mean the platform isn't locked to one specific camera model.
Security monitoring needs to run continuously, including overnight when theft risk is highest — a dual battery pack design lets a depleted pack be swapped for a charged one without interrupting the camera feed, avoiding a security gap during a power swap.
The LI-TC-300 is built for exactly this role — rapid, cable-free camera deployment with regulated, swappable power. See our device power platform guide for the broader use cases this equipment category covers.
A site's layout changes as construction progresses — running permanent cabling to a camera position that may need to move in a few weeks is wasted effort, and trenching across an active site adds coordination overhead.
It gets a camera to a useful elevated position without cabling, ready to power up in around 10 seconds, and relocates as a single unit if the monitored area shifts.
Camera electronics are sensitive to voltage spikes — a regulated 12V DC output protects them over an extended deployment, unlike an improvised power arrangement.
A dual battery pack design lets a depleted pack be swapped for a charged one without interrupting the camera feed, avoiding a security gap during the change.
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