
Powering equipment in outdoor and remote locations can become a deployment challenge when conventional electrical connections are difficult to establish. Consistent Infosystems is addressing that gap with its Consistent Infosystems 36W Solar Power Hub, built for CCTV systems, IoT devices and other compatible low-power equipment.
The device combines solar charging and battery storage in a single unit, giving supported installations another way to manage their power needs. It delivers up to 36W of output and uses a 13,500mAh Li-ion battery to store solar-generated power.
Consistent solar power moves closer to surveillance
For CCTV cameras and remote monitoring points, power infrastructure can be as important as the equipment itself. The Solar Power Hub is designed for locations such as perimeters, outdoor monitoring points and other sites where access to fixed electrical infrastructure can be limited.
By bringing generation and storage together, the approach can simplify power deployment for compatible surveillance and IoT equipment.
Solar power hub adds battery management
The device includes a Smart Battery Management System (BMS) along with over-temperature protection. An IP65 rating also makes it suited to outdoor environments.
The combination points to a practical design focus: the hub is not just intended to generate solar power, but also to store and manage that energy for connected equipment.
Consistent solar power targets distributed deployments
The wider relevance of the product lies in the type of deployments it targets. As surveillance and connected devices expand across outdoor and distributed locations, power access becomes an important part of planning these systems.
The Consistent Infosystems 36W Solar Power Hub is therefore positioned around a straightforward infrastructure problem: extending compatible CCTV and IoT deployments to places where conventional power connections may not be readily available.
Priced at an MRP of INR 9,999, the hub is available through Consistent Infosystems’ channel partner network across India and online through its website. For channel partners, the product adds a power component to surveillance and IoT deployments, particularly where fixed electrical infrastructure is difficult to establish.
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