Thank You for Visiting UltraPoE at GSX 2026 - See You Next Year
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Thank you for visiting UltraPoE at Global Security Exchange (GSX) 2026. We appreciated every conversation with security professionals, integrators, distributors, and partners in Atlanta. Your questions about rapid-deployment surveillance, off-grid power, resilient communications, and mobile security helped make the event especially valuable for our team.
GSX 2026, powered by ASIS International, brought the global security community together at the Georgia World Congress Center from September 14-16, 2026. We are grateful to everyone who took the time to meet us, share real-world deployment challenges, and explore what is next for intelligent, mobile security infrastructure.
Thank You for the Conversations at GSX 2026
The best part of GSX is the opportunity to listen. This year, customers and partners repeatedly asked how security teams can deploy cameras and network equipment faster in locations where permanent power or communications are not readily available.
Those discussions centered on practical needs:
- Rapid deployment without building permanent infrastructure
- Reliable operation at remote or temporary sites
- Solar and battery power for off-grid surveillance
- Elevated camera placement for wider situational awareness
- Flexible DC outputs for cameras, networking, and auxiliary equipment
- Mobile platforms that can be repositioned as risks and projects change
Featured Solution: CT-TRAILER-BASE Solar Powered Surveillance Trailer
One solution that directly addresses these needs is the UltraPoE CT-TRAILER-BASE hybrid solar powered surveillance trailer. It is designed as a mobile foundation for security cameras, communications equipment, lighting, and other low-voltage devices at sites where grid power is unavailable or inconvenient.
The system combines dual high-efficiency solar panels, lithium iron phosphate battery storage, MPPT charging, a telescopic mast, and a stabilized single-axle trailer platform.
Key CT-TRAILER-BASE Specifications
| Solar array | 2 × 440W monocrystalline silicon panels |
|---|---|
| Panel efficiency | 23.3% |
| Battery | 25.6V, 314Ah lithium iron phosphate |
| Solar controller | MPPT, Victron 150/45 |
| Controller efficiency | 99.5% |
| System voltage | 24V DC |
| DC outputs | 12V DC / 240W, 24V DC / 240W, 48V DC / 480W |
| Backup charging | 1.5kW AC battery charging capability |
| Mast | Manual telescopic steel mast, up to 7m (22ft) |
| Wind rating | Up to 100km/h (62mph) |
| Trailer | Mobile single-axle trailer with four manual stabilization legs |
| Approximate weight | 1,050kg |
Download the CT-TRAILER-BASE specification sheet (PDF)
Where Can a Solar Surveillance Trailer Be Used?
A mobile solar surveillance trailer can support temporary or remote security operations across many environments, including:
- Construction sites and equipment yards
- Critical infrastructure and utility projects
- Parking areas and temporary event security
- Farms, remote gates, and perimeter monitoring
- Disaster response and temporary command locations
- Roadwork, transportation, and logistics sites
- Vacant properties and development projects
Why Hybrid Solar Power Matters
Solar generation and lithium battery storage allow the trailer to operate independently of a permanent AC connection. When solar conditions or deployment requirements demand additional support, the integrated 1.5kW AC charging capability provides a second charging path. This hybrid approach gives system designers more flexibility when planning for seasonal sunlight, device loads, and operating schedules.
Actual runtime depends on solar availability, equipment power consumption, battery state, temperature, and site conditions. A proper load and solar-energy calculation should be completed for every deployment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the CT-TRAILER-BASE?
The CT-TRAILER-BASE is a mobile hybrid solar powered trailer designed to support surveillance cameras, communications equipment, lighting, and other low-voltage devices at remote or temporary sites.
How much solar power does the trailer provide?
It uses two 440W monocrystalline solar panels, providing 880W of rated solar-panel capacity.
What type of battery does it use?
The trailer uses a 25.6V, 314Ah lithium iron phosphate battery system.
How high can the mast extend?
The manual telescopic steel mast extends up to 7 meters, or approximately 22 feet.
Can the battery also be charged from AC power?
Yes. The system supports 1.5kW AC battery charging and includes an AC charging cable.
What equipment can be powered from the trailer?
The platform provides 12V, 24V, and 48V DC outputs for compatible surveillance, networking, communications, and auxiliary equipment. Final equipment selection must stay within the specified output limits.
See You at GSX 2027
Thank you again to everyone who visited UltraPoE at GSX 2026. We look forward to continuing the conversations, supporting your upcoming projects, and developing practical infrastructure for modern security deployments.
We hope to see you next year at GSX 2027 in Orlando, Florida, scheduled for September 20-22, 2027.
Planning a mobile or off-grid surveillance project? Visit UltraPoE and share your camera count, device power requirements, deployment location, and desired operating time with our team.
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