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The Growing Threat to Site Perimeters
Unsecured perimeters leave your site exposed to theft, trespassing, vandalism, and safety risks. Across warehouses, construction zones, parking lots, and utility sites, perimeter breaches are increasingly common and costly.
With so many businesses relying on temporary fencing, static cameras, or no deterrent at all, it’s no surprise that external boundaries remain a soft target for opportunists and organised groups alike.
Proactive Protection For Any Boundary
Mobile surveillance units play a critical role in defending site perimeters. Their high visibility acts as a deterrent, while real-time monitoring enables rapid intervention before threats escalate.
Unlike fixed cameras or passive deterrents like fencing, WCCTV’s systems are designed for proactive security. Positioned along access points, fence lines, or remote corners of a site, they provide:
From securing utility sites to protecting construction sites and parking lots, mobile units give you full control over the edge of your property, helping you prevent theft, vandalism, and unauthorised access.


The Cost of Doing Nothing
Leaving your site perimeter unprotected creates an opportunity for theft, trespass, and disruption. These are not isolated incidents; they are persistent threats that carry real financial and operational consequences.
Without a proactive deterrent, sites remain vulnerable to repeat offenses. Intruders learn patterns, exploit blind spots, and return.
Deploying WCCTV’s mobile surveillance systems helps break this cycle. It establishes a visible, monitored boundary that protects your people, property, and reputation.
Recommended Products
WCCTV’s mobile surveillance units are designed to secure site perimeters across multiple industries. We offer tailored solutions to meet your specific layout, power availability, and visibility requirements.
Mobile Surveillance Trailers: Fully autonomous, our solar trailers are ideal for wide-area perimeter coverage where power and internet are unavailable. Their high-visibility presence acts as a powerful deterrent, while AI-driven detection supported by live video monitoring provides a real-time response.
Pole Cameras: Compact and easy to deploy, our pole-mounted cameras provide targeted coverage for areas with existing power infrastructure. Ideal for gate access points, rear perimeters, or blind spots, they support rapid redeployment to adapt to emerging threats.
LPR Cameras: Track vehicle movements in and out of your site with integrated LPR cameras. These systems provide actionable metadata to support investigations and share real-time intelligence with law enforcement if required.
These systems offer a tailored and proactive perimeter security solution that adapts to your environment, delivering peace of mind.

Made For Perimeter Security

Solutions Trusted to Secure Critical Property
WCCTV is the leading supplier of mobile surveillance systems for perimeter protection, supporting some of the most security-sensitive environments across retail, infrastructure, utilities, and government.
Our systems are deployed by law enforcement agencies, city departments, and private enterprises that require a reliable, autonomous solution backed by US-based support and live monitoring services.
When you choose WCCTV, you benefit from:
We're more than a camera company. We provide automated detection, actionable intelligence paired with human intervention to protect what matters most.
Perimeter Intrusion Case Study
The Niagara Falls Water Board (NFWB) faced the challenge of securing a network of remote facilities, including water treatment plants, booster stations, towers, and unmanned sites spanning over 550 miles of service area. They needed a surveillance solution that could deliver real-time alerts, visual verification, and remote access without relying on fixed infrastructure.
To meet these requirements, NFWB deployed WCCTV’s mobile cameras across key locations. These units transmit live and recorded video over LTE, enabling operators to view and download footage from any device. The cameras feature video analytics that can detect intrusion, trigger alerts via email or live video, and enable an immediate response.
“Having WCCTV’s High Definition 4G Mini Dome Cameras installed at numerous facilities means all areas can now be viewed on our phones, giving us the ability to view, assess, and immediately address any issues without being tethered to a computer monitor. The footage has proved to be of extremely high quality, making it easier to verify potential security breaches and reduce inconvenient site visits.” – Niagara Falls Water Board

Protecting Key Sites and Assets

Construction sites store high value tools, equipment and materials behind temporary fencing and gates. WCCTV mobile surveillance trailers and pole cameras watch fence lines and access points to deter theft, detect intruders and capture clear evidence.

Demolition sites have shifting boundaries and unstable structures that attract trespass after hours. Mobile surveillance with intrusion analytics protects exclusion zones, keeps the public away from unsafe areas and provides clear footage when incidents occur.

Power, utility and telecom facilities face targeted perimeter threats from trespassers, thieves and activists. High visibility mobile surveillance with live monitoring covers fence lines, gates and compounds to prevent disruption and support strict security goals.

Laydown yards bring vehicles, tools and materials together in one exposed area, which attracts organised theft after hours. Overt mobile surveillance with LPR watches entrances and perimeter fencing to deter intruders, protect stock and support fast investigations.

Solar farms sit in remote locations with long fence lines and little on site staffing. Solar powered surveillance trailers with intrusion detection and audio challenge protect panels, inverters and cabling while monitoring partners respond in real time to suspicious behavior.

Oil and gas locations manage high risk operations and valuable equipment across wide sites. Mobile surveillance trailers, pole cameras and LPR secure well pads, tank farms and access roads to deter trespass, protect staff and support quick response to perimeter threats.
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What Are the Most Effective Ways to Protect a Site Perimeter?
The most effective strategies for perimeter protection include mobile surveillance units, fencing, controlled access points, and live video monitoring. WCCTV's solar surveillance trailers and pole cameras act as visible deterrents while enabling real-time incident detection and response.
How Do Mobile Surveillance Cameras Support Perimeter Security?
Mobile surveillance cameras provide flexible, high-visibility coverage of perimeter areas, including parking lots, fence lines, loading bays, and access roads. WCCTV’s solutions are easy to deploy, require no infrastructure, and can be monitored remotely to deter trespassing and theft.
What Types of Locations Benefit From Perimeter Security Cameras?
Any site with outdoor assets or boundaries can benefit from perimeter security, including retail facilities, construction sites, logistics hubs, critical infrastructure, utility sites, and storage yards. Mobile surveillance systems are ideal where fixed infrastructure is limited or non-existent.
Can Surveillance Cameras Reduce Trespassing and Break-Ins?
Yes. The presence of highly visible cameras has been proven to deter unwanted activity. WCCTV’s monitored surveillance units allow early intervention by security personnel, helping to prevent intrusions before they escalate into damage, theft, or confrontation.
What Is the Difference Between a Surveillance Trailer and a Pole Camera?
Surveillance trailers are ideal for sites without power or Internet access and where maximum visibility is required. Pole cameras suit locations with available infrastructure but limited space. Both deliver live video, recording, and proactive protection for perimeter areas.
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