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A number of WCCTV's rapidly deployable solar powered surveillance trailers kept crowds safe during the Midsummer Classic.
Fans visiting Merlin's Park, Miami, for the 2017 MLB All-Star Week were treated to more than just world-class baseball. They were also secured by WCCTV's world-leading rapid deployment video solutions.
During the event, WCCTV deployed several of its rapidly deployable Solar Surveillance Trailers to ensure public safety was maintained at all times.
Featuring two of WCCTV's high-performance pole cameras, the self-powered monitoring systems can deliver crystal clear images back to event organizers via LTE networks - removing the requirement for fixed infrastructure.
The truly wireless nature of the WCCTV Mini Dome Solar Trailer makes it an ideal solution for short-term deployments at major events. The systems are incredibly easy to install, require no mains powering, and transmit images over the cellular network and record to a local hard drive for retrospective review.
The systems were selected to protect MLB All-Star Week primarily as they are flexible and cost-effective without any compromise on performance, quality, or public safety.
For more information on WCCTV's rapid deployment video systems click the links below:
Daniel del Soldato
Head of Communications
Daniel has been at WCCTV for over 10 years and has accumulated a vast wealth of knowledge of mobile surveillance products and the way they operate. In his spare time, Daniel likes to listen to music, watch football, and spend quality time with his family.
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