Construction Site Security with NERGY
During the day construction sites are well-lit and filled with workers, but what happens when the sun goes down?
In recent years, construction sites have become one of the most common targets for vandalism, theft, and trespassing. As a whole, the construction industry averages one billion dollars in annual losses due to crime. But why have criminals suddenly started targeting construction sites? The short answer is that these sites are some of the few remaining places that (mostly) do not have power or internet access onsite. This means no cameras, no alarms, and nothing to prohibit entering a site after hours.
NERGY is our network infrastructure solution and provides internet access to your site using 5G or LTE data. We offer three power options, so even if your location doesn’t have electrical access, NERGY can still support the connectivity needed for security applications like surveillance cameras, license plate recognition, automated first-responder calling, and more.
$1,000,000,000
In Average Yearly Losses Reported By the Construction Industry
What Does A Construction Site Deployment Look Like?
Every NERGY project starts with a consultation with one of our wireless network designers. This ensures your entire site is covered and signal will be strong enough in all areas to support the security applications you need.
After we’ve mapped out your site, we’ll help you customize your NERGY kit to fit your specific application. NERGY supports several IoT integrations, giving you near endless possibilities when choosing how you want to secure your construction site.
Camera Surveillance
Add a real-time camera feed to monitor your site remotely. We can help you set up your software to support live alerting if movement is detected after hours. Footage can be automatically offloaded to the cloud or deleted if not needed.
License Plate & Facial Recognition
Upgrade your cameras to support facial and license plate recognition. Many thefts and tresspassing violations go unpunished, but our camera solutions help you capture clear footage to provide to law enforcement.
Automatic Lighting
Sometimes something as simple as having adequate lighting after dark can be enough to deter thieves from entering your site. NERGY is compatible with lighting sensors that activate automatically if movement is detected.
First Responder Calling
NERGY can also alert first responders to potentially suspicious activity, which is especially helpful if you don’t have an onsite guard monitoring around the clock.

Power Options to Suit Every Need
We offer three power options to ensure that your security systems remain operational at all times, even during power outages or in areas without a direct power supply.

Standard Power
If power is available at your site, NERGY can plug in directly or be wired to light poles

Solar Power
For sites without power, NERGY can be outfitted with solar powers for a self-sustaining solution

Adaptive Power
Includes a battery backup that can stay online for up to 24 hours after a loss of power
Reduce Security Costs
The average salary of a security guard in the U.S. is $45,000. If you go through a third-party company for experienced guards, 24/7 security can cost more than $518,400 per year.
Through remote camera monitoring and automated alerting, NERGY can help fewer guards cover a larger area.
$45,000
Average Salary of a Security Guard in the U.S.
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