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Every angle covered, every hour of the night.

Eagle 360 deploys solar-powered surveillance trailers and fixed camera systems backed by live agents who watch your site in real time — and speak up the moment someone shouldn't be there.

Rent or buy. No trenching, no power drop, no permits. On site and watching in about 15 minutes.

An Eagle 360 solar surveillance trailer deployed on a residential construction site, mast raised with cameras mounted at the top.
Deployed on an active residential build — no power drop, no fencing required.

AI that knows the difference

Video analytics separate people and vehicles from raccoons, headlights and blowing tarps — so the alarms you get are the ones that matter.

A real person on the speaker

When the system detects an intruder, a live agent pulls up your cameras, calls them out by description over two-way audio, and dispatches police if they stay.

Off the grid, on all night

Solar panels and a deep battery bank keep the unit running through overcast weeks. No utility hookup, no generator, no fuel runs.

What we put on your site

Four building blocks. Most jobs use two of them. We'll tell you which after we look at your site plan.

Mobile surveillance trailers

A self-contained tower you can drop anywhere on the property and move whenever the work moves.

  • Mast raises for a clear line of sight over stockpiles and fencing
  • Pan-tilt-zoom and fixed cameras, day and night optics
  • Blue and red strobes plus a high-output loudspeaker
  • GPS tracked with tamper and tilt alerts
  • Available by the month or for purchase

Fixed and pole-mount cameras

For entrances, gates and lots that need permanent coverage, wired or solar.

  • Building, pole and light-standard mounting
  • License plate capture at drives and gates
  • Grid power or standalone solar
  • Integrates with cameras you already own

Live virtual guard monitoring

Trained agents watching your feed after hours, at a fraction of what a body on site costs.

  • Verbal stand-down over two-way audio
  • Police and guard dispatch with a live description
  • Manual strobe, floodlight and PTZ control
  • Daily activity report emailed to your team

Portable alarms and access

Coverage for the places a camera can't see — conex boxes, trailers, tool cribs and equipment rows.

  • Wireless door, motion and vibration sensors
  • Arms and disarms from your phone
  • Alerts route to the same monitoring center
  • Moves with the job, no wiring

The equipment, up close

One towable unit, everything on board. Here's what actually arrives.

Eagle 360 mobile surveillance trailer showing twin solar arrays, telescoping mast with two pan-tilt-zoom cameras, four stabiliser jacks and a lockable equipment cabinet.

Built to sit outside and keep working

Towable behind a half-ton, levelled on four jacks, and running on its own power from the moment the mast goes up.

  • Pan-tilt-zoom camerasDual heads on the mast, full rotation and optical zoom
  • Twin solar arraysCharging a battery bank in the sealed cabinet — no generator, no fuel
  • Telescoping mastRaises for a clear line of sight over stockpiles, fencing and parked equipment
  • Four-point stabilisersLevels and locks on dirt, gravel or asphalt
  • Lockable cabinetElectronics, storage and battery sealed against weather and tampering
  • Single-axle trailerRoad legal and repositionable as the job moves
Surveillance trailer with its mast fully extended beside a multi-storey parking structure, cameras positioned above roof level.

Height is the whole point

At full extension the cameras clear the obstructions that make ground-level systems useless — container stacks, parked trailers, perimeter fencing, the second storey of a structure.

It also puts the hardware out of easy reach. A camera someone can knock down with a length of pipe isn't deterring anyone.

Ask what fits your site

Where we work

If it's valuable, outdoors and empty at 2 a.m., it's the kind of site we cover. Don't see yours here — ask.

ConstructionCopper, tools, fuel and equipment through every phase
Auto dealersInventory lots, catalytic converters, after-hours visitors
Self storageDrive aisles, gates and unit rows between site visits
Property managementApartments, HOAs, parking structures and common areas
Contractor yardsTrailers, laydown areas and heavy equipment rows
Retail centersLots, loading docks, cart corrals and vacant suites
Vacant propertyCopper theft, squatting and illegal dumping
Events and temporary sitesStaging, vendor areas and overnight load-in

From call to covered

Most sites are protected inside of a week.

Walk the site

Send us a site plan, a satellite view or just a few photos. We identify the blind spots and the access points that actually get used.

Get the quote

A written proposal with the unit count, camera mix and monthly rate. No pressure and no obligation — decide on your schedule.

Deploy and aim

We deliver, position and aim the cameras, then set the rules for what counts as suspicious and during which hours.

Watch it work

Your team gets app access on day one. Monitoring starts the same night, and activity reports land in your inbox each morning.

What it costs, honestly

Every site is different, so a real number takes a short conversation. But you deserve a range before you spend that time.

One monitored trailer typically runs a fraction of what a single overnight guard costs for the same coverage — and it doesn't call out, take breaks or miss the far corner of the lot.

Rentals are month to month. Purchase makes sense once a site is staying put for a year or more, and we'll say so if that's your situation.

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Overnight coverage, one siteRelative cost
Onsite security guardHighest — wages, breaks, turnover
Guard plus patrol vehicleHigher still, and present only in passes
Monitored mobile trailerA fraction of a guard post, all night
One guard plus trailersCovers a large site without a full team
Cameras with no monitoringCheapest — and it only records the loss

Questions we get

How fast can you get a unit on my site?

For most locations in our service area, within a few days of an approved quote. Emergency and disaster-response deployments move faster — call and tell us what happened.

What happens when the system spots someone?

We program rules for your site first — for example, any person or vehicle between 7 p.m. and 5 a.m. is unauthorized. When that happens, the strobes and floodlights fire, a recorded warning plays, and a live agent connects to the cameras within seconds. They speak to the intruder over the loudspeaker, and if the person stays, they call police with a live description.

Does it actually stop theft, or just record it?

Both, but the deterrence is the point. A lit trailer with strobes going and a voice calling out someone's jacket color ends most intrusions in under a minute. Recorded footage is what you hand to police and your insurer afterward.

What if there's no power at the site?

That's the normal case. Our units are solar with battery backup and run through extended cloudy stretches without a hookup. If your site does have power, we can use it and keep the battery as backup.

Can my team see the cameras?

Yes. You get live app and browser access from day one — check the site from your truck or your kitchen table. You can also trigger the lights, sirens and audio yourself.

Do I have to sign a long contract?

Rentals are month to month. When the job wraps or the season ends, we pull the unit.

Can you work with the cameras I already have?

Usually. Send us the make and model and we'll tell you straight whether they're worth keeping in the system or whether you're better off replacing them.

What areas do you serve?

We're based in Southern California and deploy throughout the region, with coverage available beyond it depending on the project. Tell us where the site is and we'll confirm.

Tell us about the site.

Send over the basics and we'll come back with a written quote — usually the same business day. No pressure, no obligation.

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