The Eye Trax Product Barrel Mounting Pole System Offers Flexibility in Remote Jobsite Surveillance
The Eye Trax patent-pending Barrel Mounting Pole System for the company’s Ranger Series Construction Cameras eliminates the need of installing a pole in the ground for purposes of mounting a jobsite surveillance system. Eye Trax has designed this new system for quick installation and removal without the need of digging a hole or hiring a third party for pole installation and removal. This system gives contractors options to properly secure their jobsites and stop the construction site theft.
“With our Barrel Mounting Pole System, Eye Trax’s construction cameras can easily be located, and relocated, anywhere with very little effort,” says Eye Trax President, Jerry McSorley. “This application is ideal for use on construction sites where a construction camera is needed in one location for a temporary basis. It also offers contractors a lot of flexibility in where cameras are placed around jobsites to maximize their surveillance efforts.”
The Barrel Mounting Pole system is comprised of a 55-gallon plastic drum and three steel poles that bolt together forming a 12-foot mounting pole. The design height of 12-feet is the calibrated height for use of the integrated motion detector and infrared lighting system in the construction camera.
The 25-pound Barrel Mounting Pole system is easy to pick up and move to any location on the construction site. Once a designated spot has been determined for the construction camera, the Barrel Mounting Pole system can be filled with water through the top with a garden hose. Once filled with water the system weighs nearly 500 pounds and can withstand hurricane 3 force winds.
When the requirement for the construction camera has been fulfilled in the designated locations on the construction site, the removal of the system is just as easy as putting it up. Contractors can simply remove the construction camera from the mounting pole surface and reverse the pole installation process. The water is emptied out through the bottom of the Barrel Mounting Pole system via a spigot.
