Oilfield security that needs no power and never touches your network.

No IT or SCADA integration is needed. HoundLight runs on its own 4G connection.

HoundLight is not rated for classified hazardous locations, so install it outside the classified zone, e.g. on the perimeter, gate or access road.

Alerts go to several people at once by app, text and WhatsApp, on a schedule you set. Anyone can cancel or escalate from the app.

Yes. Set night crew on nights, day crew on days, or different people for each lease. The record shows who cleared an alert and when, which is what an insurer or the sheriff asks for.

Yes. Voice warnings can be in English, Spanish or your own uploaded recording.

Yes. It's self-contained, with no power, network or civil works needed, so it moves to your next lease.

Yes. It detects people in the dark and switches on its own floodlights when it does, so the clip shows a face or a vehicle rather than a grey blur.

Yes, with SmartReg license plate recognition at the gate. Every vacuum truck, water haul and pickup plate is logged with a photo and a timestamp, vehicles that are not on your approved list are flagged, and the gate log can be reconciled against your run tickets.

Your county sheriff first — oilfield theft is handled at county level across Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and North Dakota, so get the report number. In Texas, DPS now runs an organized oilfield theft prevention unit under HB 48, and the Railroad Commission hosts the STOPTheft task force under SB 494. HoundLight clips and SmartReg plate logs give an investigator a time, a plate and a clip for the same event.

Scopis AI flags any unit that goes offline, loses power or stops reporting, so a dark camera never sits unnoticed on a lease. Detection runs on the unit itself, so the event is captured and the clip is sent as soon as the connection is back.

The unit is built for outdoor mounting on fences and poles, and the 30-day pilot runs it through the weather your lease actually gets — dust, wind, heat or a North Dakota winter. If a site has a known problem, such as blowing sand or shade falling on the panel, we plan the mount and solar sizing around it at survey.

A fixed monthly price per unit — from $249 a month in USD on the Essentials plan — with no per-alert fees, plus a fixed-price 30-day pilot so you can test it on your own lease before committing. Current plans are on the pricing page.

No. HoundLight is added where your current cameras cannot go, and any ONVIF-compatible equipment can be brought into the same view in Scopis AI, so your existing VMS and recorders stay in place. There is no rip-and-replace.

HoundLight needs a cellular signal, because that is what replaces the cable. We test it at the survey and tell you honestly whether a pad can hold a connection. If it cannot, we say so before you spend anything rather than sell you a unit that cannot call home.

You do. Access is controlled per user in Scopis AI, every clip keeps its date, time and lease, and processing and storage locations are agreed with you before deployment — North America included. Clips export as files you can hand to your insurer, your counsel or the sheriff.