Security for railway works: no power, no access road
During railway works, the overhead line is de-energised and the work zone is often far from the public road. Compact STALICO® mobile camera masts secure large, remote areas fully autonomously, even on difficult terrain.
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Challenge
The problem
- Work zones along the track are often not reachable by public road.
- During railway works, the overhead lines are de-energised: there is no power on site.
- It involves many square metres of unguarded terrain, with expensive materials, cables and machinery.
- There is little space beside the track bed and the ground is covered with large stones: hard to install large infrastructure.
- Copper theft and vandalism cause failures, delays and high repair costs.
Solution
The STALICO® solution
Compact STALICO® mobile camera masts that work entirely on their own: no mains power, no heavy infrastructure.
- Solar and autonomous: solar panels and battery, optionally an EFOY fuel cell. No power from the overhead line or a generator needed.
- Compact: the STALICO® mast fits where large infrastructure cannot go, including the narrow, stony strip beside the track bed.
- Quick to set up and remove: one person installs the mast in less than 15 minutes; ideal for night work windows and changing locations.
- Cover large areas: combine several masts, supplemented with the STALICO® Drone Hub.
- Ready for your camera system: space and power for cameras, LED lighting and a siren of your choice.
For rental companies and installers
STALICO® masts are suited to repeated use on changing railway projects; you build up your own fleet with them.
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Reference
They work with STALICO®
Railway contractors and security partners work with STALICO® mobile camera masts.
References: Equans-Porteyes · Strukton · ETF
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