Never Miss a Moment with OnSight Reolink.
24/7/365 camera monitoring of outdoor environments.
Key Benefits
Alerts sent by text or email when movement is detected
Powered by solar and long-lasting batteries for 24/7/365 power
Ability to search recordings
About OnSight Reolink System
Sentry’s OnSight Reolink camera allows you to keep an eye on remote properties, facilities, mobile equipment and operations. With long-lasting batteries backed by solar power, the camera is always on – keeping an eye on your assets. When movement is detected, batteries are low, or electricity is out, notifications are sent directly to you via text or email.
OnSight Reolink also has the ability to schedule recordings for specific dates and times. You can also listen and talk back in real-time. And when it’s time to search through recordings, OnSight Reolink’s video is stored in the cloud, so the time-lapse function is easy to access and makes the process easy.
OnSight Reolink includes:
- Weatherproof HD camera
- Rechargeable batteries via solar panel
- 8’ aluminum mounting pole and bracket
By the Numbers:
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355-degree pan & 140-degree tilt
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2K/4MP super HD resolution
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6 IR LEDs for night vision
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Communicates using a bulit-in 3G/4G LTE cellular network
How It’s Used
Oil & Gas Production
- Compressor surveillance
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Construction site surveillance
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Saltwater disposal facility monitoring
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Video documentation of wellsite traffic
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Monitor operations for safety and compliance
Agriculture & Farms
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Surveillance of equipment & livestock
- Crop monitoring
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Irrigation monitoring
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Gate status
- Solar farm surveillance
Vacation Home Security
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Remote entrances
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Vehicular traffic
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Real-time view after severe weather

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Take Command of Your Projects
Stop losing money due to excessive downtimes or hazardous consequences. Give us a call today and take back the power to be a successful production operator. And in the meantime, check out our free download on “5 Critical Applications for Remote Monitoring: Be Aware When You’re Not There.”