Thermal imaging cameras and/or day/night cameras are positioned along the fence of the solar park in such a way that there are no surveillance gaps.


The cameras are connected to a video management system that records nonstop for 30 days. Detection is accomplished via video analytics software that is CPNI (formerly i-Lids®) certified.

Alarms are forwarded via a dialer integrated into the burglar alarm system and directly via the client software integrated in the emergency call and service control center.


Retrofitting of security technology on the solar park: installation of cameras and a perpetrator approach on the mast
Cameras and loudspeaker for adressing perpetrators
Retrofitting of safety technology on the solar park: Installation of a TH on the mast (Image: Solar Park Netherlands)
Pole with thermal imaging camera (Netherlands)
Retrofitting of safety technology on the solar park: 19 inch wall cabinet 22 U with lightning protection and open EMZ
19“ cabinet 22HU with lightning protection and open alarm system
Retrofitting of security technology on a solar park: penetration by crawling
Intrusion by creeping
Retrofitting of security technology on the solar park: The video analysis is carried out using a thermal imaging camera
Videoanalytics with thermal imaging camera