The Guardian
A solar security camera for the places that have no power and, often, no Wi-Fi either. The Guardian charges from daylight, detects movement using on-device AI, and stores footage on a local SD card — so there is no cabling to install and no monthly subscription to keep it running.
Wi-Fi or 4G — pick by coverage, not by price. The Wi-Fi model needs a reliable router signal at the mounting point. The 4G model uses a mobile SIM instead and works wherever there is mobile reception, which is why it is the one that suits farms, remote sheds and off-grid blocks. Check the signal at the exact spot before ordering.
Runs on sunlight — no power run, no recharging routine.
AI motion detection — records events rather than recording constantly.
Your footage stays yours — written to a microSD card, not a cloud plan.
Outdoor build — intended for permanent external mounting.
No subscription, ever — the hardware is the whole cost.
Australian owned, with local support and an optional two-year warranty extension.
Mount the panel where it gets several hours of direct sun — a north-facing position clear of eaves and foliage. A camera in permanent shade will slowly discharge no matter how good the panel is.
