Answer:
The system includes pole mounting brackets and communicates via Mini B-type USB, Ethernet LAN, or optional GSM cellular modem. On-site 230V AC power cabling, structural poles, pole fixing hardware, SIM cards, and gate monitoring computers remain within the client's scope.
Deploying the Ador Indus CAM requires coordination of mechanical mounting, field power, and data infrastructure:
- Mounting: The unit includes standard pole mounting bracket kits designed for outdoor traffic poles. The structural pole itself and specific pole anchor fixings are in the client's scope of supply.
- Power Requirements: Operates primarily from 230V AC city/mains supply (run to the pole location by the client). An internal battery bay holds up to 2 backup batteries (they are not included).
- Data Interfaces: Outfitted with a Mini B-type USB service port, an RJ45 Ethernet LAN port for free manual log downloads, and support for an optional GSM cellular modem (cellular SIM card supplied by client).
- Client Infrastructure Scope: Mains 230V wiring, physical pole erection, SIM card provisioning, interconnecting field data cables, and the workstation PC stationed at the main security gate must be provided by the client facility.
